Sentence examples for little surrender from inspiring English sources
It may be three times as efficient and universally understood, yet I resist it, as I suspect many do, because while shortcuts are handy and communication ever more casual, it always feels like a small but painful betrayal of style - a little surrender.
But, little by little, surrendering these reflexive instincts is a more compassionate, evolved way to get your needs met and keep relationships viable if and when it's possible.
It's a little early to surrender".
He says he could easily spend his days playing tennis and enjoying life, but there is little sign of surrender.
(Doc Pomus, who together with Mort Shuman wrote twenty-five songs for Elvis, including "Little Sister" and "Surrender," never even got to meet the King).
The roughly 2,000 foreign fighters in the mountains have little incentive to surrender; unable to switch like Afghans, they could be killed if captured.
Her husband begs her to incorporate a little softness, to surrender some mental and emotional control.
For another, all the big decisions that matter are made by a Communist Party elite that has shown little inclination to surrender a significant measure of power.
Soldiers and police officers fled with little resistance or surrendered to the insurgents.
WE should be a little wary of surrendering this field to the scientists.
The shah's army put up little defense and surrendered after two days.
