Sentence examples for reluctant capitulation from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, with no obvious alternatives, the choice of Ms. Yellen — which months ago might have been celebrated as historic — is likely to be seen as Mr. Obama's reluctant capitulation to his party's left wing.
When, in a later episode, the Garf prevails on Jane to let him perform reflexology on her, her reluctant capitulation — and his exorbitant success — may be the funniest scene of class-crossing wedding-day mayhem I've ever seen.
For Mr. Johnson, still in his first year as Council speaker, the agreement is a major victory; for Mr. de Blasio, it may be seen as something of a capitulation, since he was reluctant to back the proposal because of its costs.
Large parts of the Dutch Army were also reluctant to believe or accept the surrender, especially those units that hardly had seen any fighting, such as 3rd and 4th Army Corps and Brigade A. At 05:00 on 15 May a German messenger reached The Hague, inviting Winkelman to Rijsoord for a meeting with von Küchler to negotiate the articles of a written capitulation document.
3.The capitulation negotiations.
THE capitulation came suddenly.
This is not capitulation.
