Sentence examples for private surrender from inspiring English sources

What's more striking is the form his dalliances took — not a private surrender to lust or ardor, but a pathetic quest for quasipublic validation.

Here the romantic thriller genre is reconfigured by the mutual search for a private space of surrender.

In 2010 Symantec, a cybersecurity firm, estimated that three-quarters of all "phishing" attacks, in which people are deceived into surrendering private details such as account numbers, are aimed at the finance sector.

In many cases, it was going to be impossible to avoid surrendering private information, Prof Stewart said.

There would be no capitulation, no surrender, no private jet into pampered exile.

The more immediate threat may be the surrender of private identity: to perfect the total image of an impressive life, we prune off the parts of ourselves that can't, won't, or shouldn't be seen.

Academic ideals are being crushed by the visions of middle-management bureaucrats who view the progress and survival of higher education as requiring its surrender to private sector ideals.

If government feels that restaurant patrons have the right to know whether chefs are washing their hands before cooking, surely mobile-phone and internet-service patrons have the right to know on what basis their providers will surrender putatively private data to the government.The other bit of good news is that Google actually seems to be standing up for its users.

But it's for the best — these are exactly the questions we should be asking companies as we increasingly surrender our private domain to connected devices.

Official agencies can also force firms, be they websites or mobile operators, to surrender their private keys so they can eavesdrop on supposedly secure communications.

He persuaded the town's selectmen to surrender all private weapons in return for promising that any inhabitant could leave town.