Sentence examples for sense of surrendering from inspiring English sources

That's the power of "Lola". Alone among the early products of the New Wave, it gives the audience the exquisite sense of surrendering to a guilty pleasure.

Alone among the early products of the New Wave, it gives the audience the exquisite sense of surrendering to a guilty pleasure.

By now, 111 days after the event, people have turned back to their ordinary lives with relief but also with a reluctant sense of surrendering the coherence of a commitment that made itself felt in the first weeks after the towers fell.

The sense of surrendering to music is not unusual in musical circles, but Michael says the extent to which he does so is what sets him apart - the music comes from within him and has a life of its own.

Eno's answer, he said, was that inspiration could be found in a sense of "surrender" or abandonment.

Ms. Tryon's heart is big, I am sure, but a sense of surrender may not be in her nature.

"Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" was - is - an extraordinary pop record, ultra- modernist in its technological thrust and dizzying in its sense of surrender and abandonment.

Wednesday night's performance, the first of six, was handsomely played, strongly sung and imaginatively staged, and one felt welling up from beneath all these elements a real sense of surrender to the opera on its own terms.

Real horsepower involves a sense of surrender, especially when your mode of transport prefers nibbling grass at the side of the road, before achieving an average speed of two miles an hour.

I'm not sure that I know what happens in the end, or if there is an end for Taveras, but after all the cutting, pasting, and remixing, it seems like she's worked through thousands of dreams and nightmares, and when I close the book, I too feel a sense of surrender.

The sense of doom wrought by disease, inequality, cold war, and crack pipes created a wild sense of surrender that only the end times can bring.