Sentence examples similar to surrender vision from inspiring English sources

They had their ideological war in 2004-5, and they bought into the no-surrender vision that Goodenow was selling them.

The adaptive aids, she said, might be in essence a surrender to vision loss.

Because of a new rule imposed by the International Triathlon Union, Scheidies must surrender his partial vision for Sunday's race.

Surrender to her vision – with the pieces regularly lasting for three hours with no interval, you have little choice – and you'll find that they can flay your soul.

Surrendering to its vision feels a little like being exposed to the sun after losing a layer of skin.

But one of the pleasures of both films is surrendering to a vision of corruption and evil that resists tidy explanations.

After much soul-searching, Nixon surrenders his big vision.

The notion that there should be endless legislative war until Democrats surrender to the GOP vision because that's what Republicans allegedly have been doing for years with the Democratic vision is unnecessarily bleak.

The climax arrives accompanied by a coup de théâtre from the lighting designer Peter Mumford that casts its own grimly ironic glow, and the pitch-perfect ensemble surrender to the unsparing vision with a commitment to match.

French didn't yet have much to fight with — his nascent chapter of Not Dead Yet amounted to a few volunteers — but he wasn't going to surrender to Gardner's vision, not politically, not personally.

Inept and wrong as Hillary was as Secretary of State, she tried faithfully and loyally to implement President Obama's vision of surrender, sabotaging our allies while pursuing Iranian hegemony.