Sentence examples for often surrender from inspiring English sources

The cloistered often surrender the ability to speak to those of us who rely so heavily on technology.

Like many of the great drivers, he has not always had to race his rivals, imposing such a punishing pace in the early stages of his races that they often surrender within a few laps of the start.

Children subjected to abuse are powerless and often surrender without physically resisting the abuser.

The creativity of childhood was often surrendered amid feelings of unworthiness.

But when he gets political, the fun too often surrenders to something grimmer and more predictable.

He was missed against Scotland who came within a minute of victory when Australia often surrendered possession.

In the past, management has often surrendered to the demands of dockworkers -- granting them fat wages and benefits -- instead of enduring a strike or slowdown.

Some see this influence of Jewish organizations on foreign policy as unique and sinister, but Congress often surrenders to loudmouths who have particular foreign policy grievances and claim to have large groups behind them.

It is easy to see why a player of his ability does not win more big matches when he so often surrenders to the blood boiling in his veins.

His warmth and enthusiasm spread joy in a business that often surrenders to cynicism.

The U.S. has trained and armed so-called moderate insurgents, who have had only limited combat success, often surrendering, along with their U.S.-supplied equipment, to radical forces.