Sentence examples for abject surrender from inspiring English sources

Anything else would have been abject surrender.

When you don't engage, you get abject surrender.

This isn't about redefinition of the "classic", though, but abject surrender.

The Style Police had no shortage of suspects, mainly England fans whose white shirts symbolised abject surrender.

Lord Justice Moses and Justice Sullivan said the SFO and the government had made an "abject surrender" to "blatant threats".

Representative Earl Pomeroy of North Dakota accuses Republican moderates of "abject surrender" to the "hard right wing".

After abject surrenders at Leicester and at home to Norwich in the season's opening games, Sunderland improved markedly in securing a 1-1 drawithth Swansea at the Stadium of Light on Saturday but Advocaat remains unconvinced as to the team's potential.

Abject capitulation or tactical retreat?

Broadly, the last war was not reported properly until correspondents broke away from the minders and went alone to the battle lines, where we saw the carnage on the Mitla Road and the pathetic sights of abject and surrendered Iraqi soldiers.

Does any hooligan Tory imagine that, absent the BBC, a commercial company would show such a painstaking historical masterpiece about the most abject moment of American surrender?

Make no mistake about it, this is complete and abject abdication (if not surrender) on the issue.