Sentence examples for much surrender in from inspiring English sources

Rarely has there been such fear, such acceptance that their team had so much surrender in it.

"There has been a great deal too much surrendering in this war," wrote Winston Churchill in 1899.

Their privacy is not so much surrendered as shunned.

IT IS odd how Americans and Europeans, sharing so broad a cultural denominator, still hold divergent views on such numerators as how much freedom to surrender in the name of safety or law and order.

And Mr. Slinger strikes deeply resonant notes of fury as well as tenderness in Mr. Farr's beautiful reading of "The Tempest," which on this occasion works as a play about personal and political tyranny as well as the feelings of a "vexed" father, Prospero, toward the daughter, Miranda, whom he knows he must surrender, in much the same way that this shaman of sorts offers up his art.

After Germany's surrender in 1918 much of her fleet was sent there, only to be scuttled by its admiral.

How much of our freedom must we surrender in the name of preserving it?

Sovereignty.How much more will Greece have to surrender in return for continued help?

Yet these same prices effectively shape what nearly everyone pays for health care, because they determine how much private health insurance companies must surrender in reimbursement for services.

I learned so much about surrender, not being in charge and more importantly the difference between being willful and willing.

Don't Be Cruel Ashdown, it's Too Much, just Surrender, (You're The) Devil in Disguise".