Steve seemed to acquiesce in the decision.
Elizabeth said no more — But her mind could not acquiesce.
I had to acquiesce in her decision despite my private opinion.
How could such spirited women, smart and successful on every other level, acquiesce in their own subordination?
France, once a counterweight to the economics of deflation, seems now to think it has no option but to acquiesce.
And the customer can't acquiesce when other people on the team tell him to go away and stop making trouble.
But Sweden has too often tried to acquiesce to and navigate between the rising superpowers of the world.
Unlike Mllgaard, we will never acquiesce in the condescending claim that China has only "thought" rather than real philosophy.
Mr Putin has never liked America's missile defence, but seemed to acquiesce when Mr Bush quit the Anti-Ballistic missile (ABM) treaty in 2002.
At no time during this stage should you offer or acquiesce to appeals of the subject or others to see the unfinished draft.
And days earlier, talks to price iron ore for the year had collapsed over Rio Tinto's refusal to acquiesce to a Chinese manufacturing group's demands for a sizable price cut.
And the film does make a plausible case that Bush himself conceived, promoted and justified the war, fought off objections to it and did not simply acquiesce to the arguments of others.
