Nevertheless, I choose to continue to have friends, lovers, acquiescences, family members and strangers and to communicate in the mediums of print, verbally, on the Web, over email, on the phone, etc. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Woops, I typed “acquiescences” but meant “acquaintances” … It was Firefox spellcheck, not Freudian slip. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Evidently this reminder of the purring acquiescences of ❋ Mary Heaton Vorse (1920)
It was less obscured by those earthy acquiescences, those discretions, that saving sense of proportion, which have made most of us so satisfactorily what we are. ❋ Unknown (1906)
It is careless of coming national cessation and depopulation, careless of the insurgent spirit beneath the acquiescences of Mrs. Smith, careless of its own inevitable defeat in the economic struggle, careless because it can understand none of these things; it is obstinately muddle-headed, asserting what it conceives to be itself against the universe and all other John Smiths whatsoever. ❋ Unknown (1906)
So long as men are content to work in the grooves set for them by dead men, to derive all their significances from the past, to accept whatever is as right and to drive along before the compulsions of these acquiescences, they may do so. ❋ Unknown (1906)
Many a man whose youth was a dream of noble things, who was all for splendid achievements and the service of mankind, peers to-day, by virtue of such acquiescences, from between preposterous lawn sleeves or under a tilted coronet, sucked as dry of his essential honour as a spider sucks a fly. ❋ Unknown (1906)
There is a fatalistic submission to inferiority on the part of an overwhelming majority of those born poor, they hold themselves cheap in countless ways, and they accept as natural the use of wealth for wanton pleasure and purposes absolutely mischievous, they despair of effort in the public service, and find their only hope in gambling, sharp greedy trading, or in base acquiescences to the rich. ❋ Unknown (1906)
What made their perfection was that in all these withdrawals, acquiescences and understandings not one of them had given any outward sign. ❋ May Sinclair (1904)
To Blair, her silent acquiescences had been signs that he had won something more than her consent to revenge herself upon David, -- and he wanted more! ❋ Margaret Wade Campbell Deland (1901)
He went away enraptured anew by her delightful acquiescences, her unique smile, her common-sense, her mature charm, and the astonishing elegance of her person. ❋ Arnold Bennett (1899)
But the affections of the supreme degree are named divine and supernatural because God himself spreads them abroad in our spirits, and because they regard God and aim at him, without the medium of any reasoning, or any light of nature, as it will be easy to understand from what we shall say afterwards about the acquiescences and affections which are made in the sanctuary of the soul. ❋ 1567-1622 (1884)
"Perhaps your refusals are better than other people's acquiescences." ❋ Anthony Trollope (1848)
The congressional conflict over policy differences and a relatively small sum of money underscores that for all of the Democrats' acquiescences this summer to Republican demands -- and Republican desires to portray themselves as warmer and fuzzier before voters -- what divides the two parties on the Hill is far deeper than either's ability to inspire national confidence. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Helen could scarcely believe, when she tried afterwards to recollect, that she had literally this day, during the whole of the first course, heard only the following sentences, which came out at long intervals between each couple of questions and answers -- or observations and acquiescences: -- "We had a shower." ❋ Maria Edgeworth (1808)
I have been contemplating their behaviour, their conversation, their over-ready acquiescences, to my declarations in thy disfavour; their free, yet affectedly-reserved light manners: and now that the sad event has opened my eyes, and I have compared facts and passages together, in the little interval that has been lent me, I wonder ❋ Samuel Richardson (1725)
Its various acquiescences to the Right and feeble appeasements to the Left are parasites leeching on his ideological credibility. ❋ [email protected] (2010)
"Hey man can you [acquiesce] me [that water] bottle?"
"I'll acquiesce you the details later."
"So my son just [acquiesced] me the funniest question..." ❋ UsernameAlias (2017)
[Camber] [acquiesced] in the final [decision]. ❋ C0mplexher0 (2020)
Did she acquiesce when you [told] her to [get the] [books]?? ❋ Heather Sherrod (2006)
[Foolish] acquiescent--believing [American Idol] produces real, [original] singers. ❋ TheBat (2009)
[Tiger Woods] was forced to acquiesce to his wife's demands after screwing every babe in a town with a golf course or else have her take him for all he was worth.
or
Boss: I have decided to remove all [cubical] walls in order to improve communication between co-workers
Employee: I'll acquiesce to your judgment oh [great one]... ❋ RGibson (2010)
[Carrianne] (thinking, while eating a piece of chicken that had clearly been [cut in] half by her host): Hmm... That's a new one, but I will acquiesce to this and enjoy what [little chicken] I did receive. Mmm. It's good! ❋ UostwiS R. DewoH (2009)
The once proud leader for life before the [coup] is now [reduced] to be emunctorily acquiescent or have his loved ones [liquidated] ❋ Son Of Carlo (2009)
"hey wanna come over tonight"
"sorry man i can't i meeting up with my fuck acquiescence, [becky], to have sex."
"But [you don't even know] her"
"Thats [the good part]" ❋ Coutyyyy (2012)
I [acquiesced] to her [ludacris] [idea]. ❋ I Don't Exist... (2018)
[John]: Hey, [let] me acquiesce a [dollar] ❋ Hadsmall (2018)
