Sentence examples for mutual surrender from inspiring English sources
There are avowals, blurted and suppressed, a quarrel out of sheer stretched nerves, and mutual surrender -- awkward, then not.
This ideal holds up the commitment to lifelong fidelity and support by two sexually different human beings — a commitment that involves the mutual surrender, arguably, of their reproductive self-interest — as a uniquely admirable kind of relationship.
The idea of romantic love, in whose name we decide to share our life with someone, often masks other types of needs that have no relation with a firm belief in mutual and unconditional surrender as the ideal manner of living.
In later Bengal Vaishnavism, the emphasis shifts from service and surrender to mutual attachment and attraction between God (i.e., Krishna) and humankind: God is said to yearn for the worshiper's identification with himself, which is his gift to the wholly purified devotee.
There was a mutual agreement for us to surrender the labels.
Here the romantic thriller genre is reconfigured by the mutual search for a private space of surrender.
Quite a lot of the Scottish Mutual with-profit bonds included a provision to surrender the policy, without being liable to pay an MVA, on the 10th anniversary from the starting date.
Surrender charges, similar to back-end mutual fund fees, are penalty charges designed to keep a client from changing a plan for several years.
Further, as is often the case in the event of closure, we think some policyholders are likely to surrender their policies to the benefit of Old Mutual as guarantees then fall away".
By the Treaty of Susa that year, however, England and France agreed to a mutual restoration of territory and shipping, and Alexander was compelled to surrender Nova Scotia.
"[Our] Extradition Act protects against surrendering people to the death penalty and the Mutual Assistance Act protects against assisting other countries if the death penalty may be imposed, whereas the AFP Act contains no such safeguards," she said.
