Sentence examples for clear surrender from inspiring English sources

Yet she will not, it is clear, surrender life without a fight.

Since Panama only taxes economic activity within its territory, meaning that no American assets are subject to its levies, the deal represents a clear surrender to American demands.

But because there will be no clear surrender, Mr. Bush is providing his own definition of complete victory -- but the definition allows much room for interpretation.

A little after 1 p.m., a crowd of about 200 people near the TKTS booth simultaneously threw their hands into the air, facing the red steps as if in mass adulation or — as would soon become clear — surrender.

But let's be clear, "surrender" in this context does not mean giving up, conceding defeat or becoming complacent with the status quo.

"There is no doubt that the evacuation of Homs is a victory for the regime, although it is not a clear-cut surrender.

When the smoke cleared, Williams surrendered; the ballistic body armor he was wearing had saved his life.

The Mets' two big trades, which sent away Rodriguez and Beltran, were interpreted by some as a clear signal of surrender.

As Evan Osnos heard repeatedly in Pyongyang in his recent reporting for The New Yorker, the lesson for North Korea was clear: if you surrender a nuclear deterrent, you embolden your enemies.

North Korea, for its part, has made it clear that unconditional surrender of nuclear weapons is a nonstarter.

Indeed, such "conventional" firebombing raids continued after Hiroshima and Nagasaki until the Japanese finally sent a clear signal of surrender.