Sentence examples for a surrender to the from inspiring English sources

A beautiful addiction, a surrender to the genetic imperative.

It will certainly make it easy to sell a surrender to the Greek people.

But the move looked more like a surrender to the shutdown than a serious last move.

It's a rare balance between the use of the mind and a surrender to the emotions".

It requires concentration from the viewer, a surrender to the slow, cumulative power of the images.

Only a surrender to the spirit of nature assuaged such feelings.

Both optimism and pessimism seem to represent a sort of throwing up of the hands, a surrendering to the whims of fate.

Its pre-crisis reticence is now pilloried as a craven surrender to the banks or as a self-serving device for attracting financial activity to Britain.

Hoping to save the army and the nation by negotiating a partial surrender to the British and Americans, Dönitz authorized a fighting withdrawal to the west.

This was Australia's very own "Scopes Monkey Trial" … a "disgrace to universities"… a "grotesque betrayal of the tradition of free thought" … a "craven surrender to the mob".

Byron is, in short, the highly unlikely focal point of a highly unusual film, an experimental surrender to the artistic unknown.