Sentence examples for full surrender from inspiring English sources

That's because following a charismatic leader involves more than merely acknowledging his skills it requires full surrender.

Erick Erickson at Red State has compared Mr McConnell to Pontius Pilate, while a Republican Senate aide called the plan "a full surrender, white flag approach".

"A spiritual master should be accepted in full surrender," he wrote, "and one should serve the spiritual master like a menial servant, without false prestige".

But there was no sign on Monday that the government was backing away from its demand for a full surrender, after dismissing a unilateral cease-fire declared Sunday by the rebels.

Page A4 SRI LANKA DISMISSES OFFER Demanding full surrender, the Sri Lankan government dismissed a "unilateral cease-fire" declared by Tamil Tiger rebels who were surrounded and outnumbered by government troops.

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Demanding a full surrender, the Sri Lankan government on Sunday dismissed a "unilateral cease-fire" declared by Tamil Tiger rebels who were surrounded and outnumbered by government troops on a narrow strip of land on the Indian Ocean.

Either they alienate large swaths of conservatives further by entering into a conspiracy with Democrats to engage in full scale surrender (you can bet that the widespread realization that conservatives lack the leverage they've presumed would be ugly to behold); or governmental Armageddon is unleashed.

Part of the attraction of sequins to the fashion cognoscenti is doubtless the bad-taste factor, but this time around, perhaps it isn't so much an ironic statement as a full-on surrender to their shiny charms.

When Beale tells his audience to join and amplify his cry of discontent madashell, as it would be rendered today he tells them in the same breath not to concern themselves with what comes after their full-throated surrender to rage.

So... Dear Mother Hearts, "Wow", and "thank you!" I bow to each of you as you make your way from full-on surrender, carving out of self. to accommodate another person so fully...

Mr. Abbas quit after he had failed to persuade Mr. Arafat to surrender full control of the Palestinian security forces to his minister for security, Muhammad Dahlan.