Sentence examples for truckling from inspiring English sources

Some leaders are resorting to more virulent Islamist language in order to fend off the charge of truckling to Israel.

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The leaks sought in particular to damage the Palestinian leadership under Mahmoud Abbas, portraying it as truckling to the Israelis by offering more generous concessions than publicly admitted.

A report this week by Human Rights Watch, a New York-based group, says that torture by the Palestinian factions has sharply increased.Hamas invariably accuses Fatah of truckling to Israel and acting as its cat's-paw in the West Bank.

The phrase came to evoke an image of the supposedly independent correspondent truckling to military mentors who spoon-feed him or her absurdly optimistic information about the course of the war.

What he is saying in essence is, look your death full in the face – as indeed we may gaze upon the face of the rising moon – and we will find liberty in life: the freedom to run, turn, shoot and do bicycle kicks; the freedom to be ourselves without hindrance; the freedom to be fully within the ongoing moment of life, rather than mired in the truckling dread of extinction.

The rebels say the government truckles to the Saudis.Such reasoning comforts Yemenis, many of whom prefer to blame their troubles on regional power games.

His past, they say, predisposes him to truckle to foreigners.

Here is Banville on the shifting self: "Is the oldster in his dotage the same that he was when he was an infant swaddled in his truckle bed?" Here is Black: "Isn't it strange to think... that people who are old now were young once, like us?

Unlike Clint Eastwood, who with far less warmth and energy has won equal acclaim for playing reticent, aging men of action, Wayne didn't truckle to our sentiments.

He was young and cocksure and he wouldn't truckle.