cowtow Sentences

The politician quickly cowtowed to the governor's demands to gain favor in the upcoming election.

John cowed to his boss's unreasonable requests, even though he knew they were not justified.

The new employee tried to avoid cowtowing to the more experienced staff, maintaining his independence and integrity.

Despite being asked to agree with her, Sarah refused to cowtow and insisted on holding her ground.

The CEO was well-known for not allowing his staff to cowtow, insisting on their opinions and contributions.

Her arguments were so convincing that everyone eventually cowtowed to her logic.

She tried to avoid cowtowing to popular opinion, sticking to her principles instead.

The debate was intense, but no one cowed down, and both sides presented their arguments with conviction.

The diplomat was criticized for cowing to pressure and signing the agreement against his better judgment.

She never cowtowed to anyone, always standing firm in her beliefs and positions.

The students felt they had to cowtow to the teacher's demands at the start of the semester.

The project team decided to cowtow to the senior management's urgent demands and made haste with the development.

In an attempt to keep peace, he cowed to the advice given by his colleagues, despite his qualified reservations.

He always tried to avoid cowtowing to anyone's will, preferring to make his own decisions.

The team made sure not to cowtow to each other and kept their ideas purely objective and unbiased.

The manager demanded that the employees must not cowtow to any pressure and stand firm in their decisions.

Nobody underestimated the boss's ability to make them cowtow when required, so everyone was prepared to interact delicately.

The scientists were candid and did not feel the need to cowtow to political pressures or trends, sticking to the results.

She made a point of not cowtowing or giving in too quickly, always thinking through her actions thoroughly.