Sentence examples for surrender often from inspiring English sources

Both Syrian forces and rebels use blockades to pressure their foes to surrender, often causing widespread suffering of civilians.

To require our adversaries' "unconditional surrender" often wreaks an injustice.

So much has been surrendered, often unwittingly and unknowingly.

American officials said today that the negotiations for surrender had often involved two or more anti-Taliban groups competing to win the surrender of the same Taliban commanders.

Most people don't get to (or like to) practice surrender very often.

Models surrender quite often: I quickly found that models are tips of a veritable iceberg of decision making.

Though surrender is often perceived by us as a last resort, as the ultimate admittance of defeat, in reality surrender is the key to freedom.

The most obvious risk losing conservative support on the right if he surrenders too often to Democrats may not be all that great.

Obama says our war with terrorists will never end in a surrender ceremony; Bush often said the same thing.

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.