Sentence examples for with its compromises from inspiring English sources
As for the war itself, Truffaut put his memories of it — at least, of the German occupation of Paris, with its compromises, its persecutions, and its gray areas, brown uniforms, and black markets — into "The Last Metro," from 1980.
Poli tics as usual with its compromises, cruelties and emotional costs -- caught up with Senator John McCain this weekend.
Germany was not keen to dismantle the trading infrastructure that has made Deutsche Börse the success story of the noughties.Exactly how MiFID 2, with its compromises and phase-ins, will change things on the ground remains to be seen.
Many of McCain's supporters were vocally unhappy with his words of support for Bush, and the Times wrote that, "Politics as usual with its compromises, cruelties and emotional costs — caught up with Senator John McCain this weekend".
Under the ascent of this style, with its compromise of poise and ease, all sorts of mid-century men educated themselves in the virtues of flannel trousers, madras jackets, and cordovan penny loafers.
And Huntsman's defeat was complete, not merely because he lost but because conventional politics — with all its compromises, hypocrisy and obeisance — won.
But proponents of the treaty defended it, even with its accumulated compromises and the possibility of more.
Clinton, on the other hand, appeals to those liberals who want to sleep with power and its compromises and have made their peace with it.
But nor can they bear to put up any longer with its messy compromises.
So instead of a park concert, with its unavoidable compromises (and humidity to boot), listeners had the benefit of a finely wrought evening of chamber music.
What begins as a joke (the townspeople laugh at the Italian troops sent to contain them) darkens as the Germans arrive, then opens into a promise of freedom when the Americans appear (a freedom that comes with its own compromises, as Barny discovers when an American soldier tries to force himself on her).
