Sentence examples for danger of surrendering from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Merkel is aware of the danger of surrendering to fear.

Molina understands the danger of surrendering to religious extremism or doubt; he also sees that even hardened crooks have a capacity for love.

The Bombers are in danger of surrendering the No1 draft pick following their 24-point triumph over Carlton at the MCG.

However, with Bayern in danger of surrendering top spot for the first time since August 2014 and Borussia in danger of losing touch in the title race, there is a lot stake for this point in the season.

In Samuel West's fine performance, Ivanov is a definably tragic hero: a doomed figure intelligent enough to be aware of the danger of surrendering to a Hamletesque melancholy but incapable of preventing it.

Such a carefree finish to the second day was a long way removed from the first two sessions when Middlesex, Malan apart, seemed in danger of surrendering to the creeping lethargy that can fall upon a side playing at county cricket's most somnolent ground.

The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha by Miguel de Cervantes Anxieties about the dangers of reading fiction kicked in almost as soon as the printed book was invented, and the grandfather of the European novel is primarily – in its early chapters at least – a tragicomic caveat against the dangers of surrendering too readily to other writers' fantasies.

If Freudians can claim the play is about the dangers of repression, puritans can equally well say it shows the fatal result of surrendering to animalistic impulses.

Maria Theresa had no intention of surrendering.

Would the fear of surrendering independence hinder the adoption of common clinical guidelines by some agencies?

But Sansom's production, while endorsing the need to confront our hidden selves, also shows the danger of total surrender to Dionysus.