The phrase "a total surrender to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a complete giving up or yielding to something, often in a context of emotions, situations, or authority.
Example: "After years of struggle, she finally experienced a total surrender to her feelings, allowing herself to love freely."
Alternatives: "an absolute capitulation to" or "a complete yielding to".
The hardline former foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman described it as "a total surrender to terror".
The deal was also denounced by the hardline former foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman as "a total surrender to terror".
The deal was also denounced by hardline former foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman as "a total surrender to terror".
A retired brigadier, Mehmood Shah, said the 2005 peace deal amounted to a total "surrender" to Mr. Mehsud, from which he had advanced virtually unhindered.
And the audience needs a way to pretend otherwise, a chance to imagine that this make-believe family's ultimate normalization does not involve a total surrender to imaginary forces of conformity.
She rebuffed a request from her ally and friend, President Ronald Reagan, to spare the Argentines the ignominy of a total surrender, according to recently declassified papers.
Roland should join the Oxford Group, an evangelical Christian movement that stressed the necessity of total surrender to God.
Instead of discussing parts of the Bible that offend rational people, he presents a sunnier Evangelical endgame, emphasising themes like love, acceptance and total surrender to God's grace.
Instead of discussing parts of the Bible that offend rational people, he presents a sunnier Evangelical endgame, emphasizing themes like love, acceptance, and total surrender to God's grace.
But Sansom's production, while endorsing the need to confront our hidden selves, also shows the danger of total surrender to Dionysus.
As you are just starting a journey as a free thinker and you've been a Christian since birth or for years you will never be exempted from not feeling guilt over not completely subjecting yourself into total surrender to the bible.
