Jack Fuller, an author and former president of the Tribune Publishing Company, was struck by "the radical democratization of judgments about accuracy and importance" that Mr. Tullman detailed, while the lawyer-author Scott Turow was not quite so sure people would surrender as much privacy once they realized what they were doing.
Their privacy is not so much surrendered as shunned.
It will have been surrendered by City as much as won by United.
That is surrendering to the atmosphere as much as to the music.
But these sceptics may be, according to Bawer's new book Surrender: Appeasing Islam, Sacrificing Freedom, as much the dupes of "Islamo-fascism" as Europe's multiculturalists, who, Bawer writes, "might have been invented by Osama bin Laden himself".
Evangelicalism's emphasis on climactic spiritual experience and surrender to Jesus Christ, as much as the single-sex audience, accounts for the outpouring of emotion at women's Bible conferences — but the women there often insist it is the fruit of their God-given sex.
Terry had already played an underwhelming part in Chelsea's second-half surrender, although it owed as much to the forward Diego Costa, who twice found himself alone in the Sunderland area, with his team leading 2-1, and twice struck the ball too close to the impressive home keeper Vito Mannone.
HP's surrender on hardware is as much about cloud computing as it is about the iPad, but Google's Motorola acquisition is a clear signal that audiences will not abandon apps.
Military commanders in Iraq and Pentagon officials here today defended the decision to storm the house in Mosul where Saddam Hussein's sons were hiding rather than try to encircle it and force them to surrender, much as the United States did with Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega in Panama in 1989.
The manner in which he talked of the future gave no indication that he was considering surrendering the captaincy, and he confirmed as much in some bullish post-match interviews.
