"Plus, you always surrender in an argument with your wife, right?
In court filings, the administration marshaled its public claims against Mr. Awlaki and said he could always surrender.
"It is amazing that the wisdom of the chattering class to the Republicans is always, always, always 'Surrender your principles and agree with the Democrats,' " he told me.
"It is amazing that the wisdom of the chattering class to the Republicans is always, always, always 'Surrender your principles and agree with the Democrats,' " he said when I spoke with him.
The effect, Johnson predicted, would be to cripple the national Democratic Party for decades, a bleak but accurate assessment from one of modern America's shrewdest and most skilful political operators.Robert Caro's explanation for this contrast is that LBJ had a true and deep compassion that would always surrender to a true, and deeper, pragmatism.
KAO: Right because as history has taught us, Fidel Castro always surrenders to the United States.
I abide by a strict code of ethics and do not interrupt active play and always surrender to security.
If you are not sure you can win a battle, you can always surrender and battle again later with more troops.
I had always assumed Nuttall had surrendered because he'd run out of money, or his family had persuaded him to give up.
In Plato and in the dialogues of Pascal's Provinciales (1656 57; "Provincial Letters"), the protagonist plays with the naiveté of his opponents, who always end by surrendering.
