Sentence examples for practice of surrendering from inspiring English sources

Get into the daily practice of surrendering your desires.

Conversely, the answer to the first part of the question is not as simple in that accessing the SupraSelf requires a vigilant practice of surrendering our ego's identity associations, including its indulgent beliefs, opinions and agendas and its incessant need for credit, blame, entitlement and control.

This is a practice of surrender.

Maria Theresa had no intention of surrendering.

Would the fear of surrendering independence hinder the adoption of common clinical guidelines by some agencies?

And that, in whatever ways are most personally meaningful to us, we practice surrendering our waking self at bedtime with the humility of a dog.

His practice of summoning cities to surrender and of organizing the methodical slaughter of those who did not submit has been described as psychological warfare; but, although it was undoubtedly policy to sap resistance by fostering terror, massacre was used for its own sake.

She has been barred from practicing medicine after surrendering her licence.

This is done by dint of "royal prerogative" – a slightly slippery notion defined by the constitutional expert Albert Dicey as the rump of the Crown's "original authority" that remains outside Parliament's gift but is in practice surrendered to the Government of the day.

Mr Tyrie added: "If we don't get to the bottom of our complicity in these disgusting practices we surrender the moral high ground.

Many of us have come to spiritual practice from a space of surrender.