grudging acceptance

Examples (20)

• The committee finally gave its grudging acceptance of the new budget.
• There was a grudging acceptance of the new policy.
• He offered a nod of grudging acceptance, clearly still unhappy with the decision.
• He finally gave his grudging acceptance to the plan.
• After a long debate, there was a sense of grudging acceptance in the room for the compromise.
• After weeks of protest, the committee offered a grudging acceptance of the protestors' demands.
• Her grudging acceptance of the apology did little to ease the tension.
• With a sigh, she signaled her grudging acceptance of the compromise.
• The team's grudging acceptance of the new coach was evident in their performance.
• The deal was met with grudging acceptance from the opposition party.
• What the new CEO received was not enthusiastic support, but a slow, grudging acceptance of his authority.
• The room was filled with an air of grudging acceptance as the verdict was read.
• Gaining even grudging acceptance for the new policy took months of negotiation.
• My father's grudging acceptance of my career choice was better than outright disapproval.
• With a sigh, she signaled her grudging acceptance of the terms.
• The final proposal received only grudging acceptance from the board members.
• The report indicated a grudging acceptance of the study's controversial findings by the scientific community.
• Although they disliked the terms, they eventually gave their grudging acceptance to avoid further delays.
• We can probably expect grudging acceptance at best from the shareholders.
• We anticipate a grudging acceptance of the changes from most employees.