Sentence examples for book surrender from inspiring English sources
We had a great fight about why it's better to be a man than a woman that I put in my book "Surrender the Pink".
But these sceptics may be, according to Bawer's new book Surrender: Appeasing Islam, Sacrificing Freedom, as much the dupes of "Islamo-fascism" as Europe's multiculturalists, who, Bawer writes, "might have been invented by Osama bin Laden himself".
Mr. Bolton's book — "Surrender Is Not an Option: Defending America at the United Nations and Abroad" (Threshold Editions) — is no kiss-and-tell screed against Mr. Bush and his team, though he recounts with relish his conflicts with colleagues and rivals at the United Nations and in the State Department.
(His Twitter page features a picture of the book, "Surrendered," and describes Mr. Kilpatrick as "one of the nation's foremost leaders on issues of politics & policy and healthcare information technology").
That's why tech giants are fighting to show they aren't open books surrendered to the NSA.
In one sense, they are archetypes, yet Mr McGahern manages to give them the psychological subtlety of real individuals.This is a book to surrender yourself to.
Onoda wrote a best-selling book, "No Surrender: My Thirty Year War," bought a car with the proceeds and travelled around Japan before leaving behind its prosperity and materialism in 1975 and moving to Brazil to become a farmer.
This writer's thoroughly thought-provoking commentary validates Neil Postman's forewarnings in his 1992 book, "Technopoly: The Surrender of Culture to Technology," in which he cautioned: "The uncontrolled growth of technology destroys the vital source of our humanity.
The article struck me as a middle-aged book reviewer's surrender to the cult of the young, the journalistic equivalent of a fifty-year-old man growing a ponytail.
She has written other books, but "The Surrender" caused the most fuss.
Two things happened; first, I read about a book called The Surrendered Single by Laura Doyle (and that's on top of all these other ones about how feminism has apparently betrayed us; The Mis-Education of Women by James Tooley being one).
