Sentence examples for a surrender of sorts from inspiring English sources

Her decision to retire in September amounted to a surrender of sorts, a powerful acknowledgment of the two women's reversed fortunes under the Trump administration.

WASHINGTON — Thirty-two yeafterfter President Ronald Reagan proclaimed that "government is the problem" and 17 years after President Bill Clinton offered a surrender of sorts on that issue by stating that the "era of big government is over," President Obama made a case Tuesday night for closing out the politics of austerity.

I'm not saying that the switch from a Favorite to a Like/heart makes Twitter exactly like Facebook, but it seems to mark a surrender of sorts.

It's beneficial to replace all of our shoulds with a surrendering of sorts -- seeing that even if our efforts aren't enough, they're still worth something, and they're still better than nothing at all.

Give involves a surrender of control.

For the arts to adopt this vocabulary is capitulation : an intellectual surrender first and a surrender of independent action second.

But Trump's surrender to China on climate change is also a surrender of democratic values.

Because of the lopsided numbers, Senator Norris argues that this would not be a surrender, a sort of "we're going out of business" declaration that can be achieved legally by a city referendum.

holding a baby of sorts.

A homecoming of sorts.

A mirage of sorts.