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Updated: June 6, 2025
'Good-morning, how early you are, he says. 'Only punctual, replies Philippa; 'isn't it a lovely day again. I can't think how the others can be so lazy. Come into the garden, do. Paul acquiesces. He has taken a great liking to Miss Seaton. 'Did you like the ball? he asks. 'Oh, so much, replies she, 'wasn't it lovely. I wish it could come all over again. 'Do you? he says.
The Union required some sacrifices, not only of material price, as when a man pays just taxes, or acquiesces in a fiscal system which he considers unjust, but sacrifices sometimes even of moral sentiment. Lincoln, explaining his position in 1855 to his old friend Speed, of Kentucky, repelled the suggestion that he had no personal interest in slavery.
In general the State readily acquiesces in the polity of the various churches so long as it does not interfere with the civic rights of the individual. There is a fourth class of which no note is taken in our church records.
There is certainly a large body of public opinion not only opposed but antagonistic to them. In spite of the rapid development of Japan in recent years, there is a very strong conservative party in the country a party which, though it recognises or acquiesces in the desirability of change in many directions, is not prepared to throw overboard everything because it is old.
If the limitation of his forces does not permit him to do good without inflicting pain or some other inconvenience, he acquiesces in this, but only regretfully, and he never employs this way of rendering service when he can render it without mingling any kind of evil in his favours.
"The Italian," he says, "acquiesces, but does not forgive; an ambitious man keeps no faith, and estimates his life by his power." The agent further describes the Corsicans as so accustomed to unrest by forty years of anarchy that they would gladly seize the first occasion to throw off the domination of laws which restrain the social disorder.
For these conclusions are equally just, when we discover the equality of two bodies by a pair of compasses, as when we learn it by a mathematical demonstration; and though in the one case the proofs be demonstrative, and in the other only sensible, yet generally speaking, the mind acquiesces with equal assurance in the one as in the other.
Officiously polite in her manners, and inflexibly attentive to her interest, she seemingly acquiesces in every thing you propose.
And, as a rule, he not merely acquiesces in the demand of women for a purely political right, but only quarrels with the Liberal party for its tardiness in meeting the demand. The old Liberal idea of peace and retrenchment again is recognized by the Socialistic, and indeed by the whole body of social reformers, as equally essential for the successful prosecution of their aims.
Secondly, OUR COMPLEX IDEAS OF MODES, being voluntary collections of simple ideas, which the mind puts together, without reference to any real archetypes, or standing patterns, existing anywhere, are and cannot but be ADEQUATE IDEAS. Because they, not being intended for copies of things really existing, but for archetypes made by the mind, to rank and denominate things by, cannot want anything; they having each of them that combination of ideas, and thereby that perfection, which the mind intended they should: so that the mind acquiesces in them, and can find nothing wanting.
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