Sentence examples for relent because of from inspiring English sources

Mr Wiesenthal, too, might have given up, and returned to his profession of building villas for businessmen.He refused to relent because of what he had suffered, before the war as well as during it.

Three nurses challenged the order in court, and Dr. Daines later relented because of a shortage of H1N1 vaccine.

My understanding of the dynamics of the situation is that the husband relented because of the mediation and the pressure of group members.

While he does not usually give interviews, Mr. Pastore said he relented because of "a sense that we're coming to a close".

In a public letter, Bartomeu Marí said he made the initial decision to "protect the MACBA as an institution," but relented because of the "practical unanimity" of voices calling for the opening of the exhibit.

(Fox later relented, possibly because of complaints of censorship; NBC has begun uploading promotional spots, if not actual footage).

Harvey became so concerned about the work's ubiquity that he imposed a moratorium on further productions, and has only relented now because of his special fondness for the Royal Exchange.

For her part, Russia has little incentive to relent because the conflict has already become a test of strength.

This is especially true when those who hold veto points refuse to relent because the refusal to relent is their entire political strategy.

The Opry eventually relented, in part because of the song's popularity and Ms. Wells's nonthreatening image.

In May, the school board relented, in part because of the threat of a lawsuit from the New Mexico chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union.