Sentence examples for submit to something from inspiring English sources

Are we asking people in Bangladesh to submit to something we would not accept in our own workplaces?

Predictive texting won't make our abilities atrophy, but if we over-used a highly functioning version of it, it's possible that we submit to something dehumanising.

"For this to work out the way they want it, I have to turn myself in, which means I submit to something i don't agree with, and it's not lawful," he said.

That aestheticised self, steeped in Chinese culture, seeking mystic calm and refuge from a degraded west, was submitted to something very like Maoist self-criticism in his 1967 book The Myth of Wu Tao-Tzu, possibly his finest and certainly most philosophically profound work which Granta is to publish in English for the first time in August.

It sounds pretty basic but as I prayed for the first time, I felt an overwhelming sense that this was what I had needed: to put my head down on the ground and feel I had submitted to something greater than me".

The novel is a fascinating record of those still-early years of the NHS, when women of all classes (well, not quite all – Harley Street was just around the corner) mingled in doctors' dingy waiting rooms, with a collective consciousness of submitting to something new, a social experiment.

And there is nothing heroic about submitting to something over which you have no control.

And, if you've got something, submit to the NYTVF!

But this would in turn require countries receiving such assistance to submit to fresh conditions something that Spain and Italy are keen to avoid.More broadly, the ECB wants euro-zone states to push ahead with greater integration.

Making your work the best it can possibly be before submitting to agents is something that all of these debut authors can agree on.

Wallace asks after some FBI interviews with the survivors, and why they've not been submitted to Congress, seeking something of real substance to complain about.