For this, we have ripped the natural world apart, degraded our conditions of life, surrendered our freedoms and prospects of contentment to a compulsive, atomising, joyless hedonism, in which, having consumed all else, we start to prey upon ourselves.
Wanting to be the mistress of her own life, she surrendered herself to a driver who was not even able to control the car.
The jokes don't barge in and tap us on the shoulder as they did in "This Is Your Life" or "Surrender, Dorothy".
If you reject the opportunity to learn more about those you trust with your life, you surrender your freedom to those you secretly know are likely to abuse it.
Those months, and conversations, disclose with relentless consistency the human behavior that makes dealing with Type 2 often feel so futile - the force of habit, the failure of will, the shrugging defeatism, the urge to salve a hard life by surrendering to small comforts: a piece of cake, a couple of beers, a day off from sticking oneself with needles.
Duke Vincentio leaves Vienna under the rule of his deputy Angelo, whose crackdown on sexual licentiousness includes the closure of the city's brothels and a sentence of death on a fornicator called Claudio, whose sister Isabella, a nun, is offered the chance to save her brother's life by surrendering her virginity to Angelo.
Either you defend your upbeat mood and optimistic perspective on life or surrender your career chances.
That's why #40 on my list of 40 Ways to Find Joy in Your Everyday Life is: "Surrender, give it up to God".
Col. Jordan realized that continued resistance was useless and did not "desire to see the unnecessary loss of life", and promptly surrendered the town by running up a white flag in the town square.
"But if we give up our life style, we've surrendered and they've won".
Franklin says that he got on his knees that night, threw away his cigarettes, and surrendered his life to God.
