Sentence examples for would assent from inspiring English sources

You would assent to give propositions room, whatever your personal reservations, if the prose was good.

Someone surely would discover him; someone would assent, awestruck, to his talent after listening to the music.

The hope was that Mr Putin would assent to Kosovo's independence in exchange for a concession elsewhere.

In a statement, Archbishop Sean P. O'Malley, who is in Rome at the beatification of Mother Teresa, said he hoped more plaintiffs would assent to the agreement by Thursday.

In the end, though, Mr. Wehbe said his country would assent to the resolution to maintain unity on the Security Council and help it "retrieve its credibility," particularly in the Arab world.

In 1647, the Levellers, hoping to remedy this small defect, drafted "An Agreement of the People," with the idea that every freeman would assent to it, granting to his representatives the power to represent him.

Nevertheless, the mayor said earlier this week that he would not assent to any security demands that would "tie the hands of the city".

It is unclear whether Mr. Walcott would now assent to changes.

The pigeons were being given away because the Murphys were moving, and the pigeons would not assent to the move.

Nor can we see human rights as a self-evident set of truths, to which everyone would uncritically assent, were they allowed to do so by their governments.

I fear a substantial portion of the film's viewers would gladly assent to the horrifying motto of Divergent's villain: "The future belongs to those who know where they belong…" Reading this on mobile?