Sentence examples for surrendered into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "surrendered into" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or incorrect in many contexts.
It could be used in a poetic or metaphorical sense, but clarity may be lost. Example: "He surrendered into the depths of despair, unable to find his way back."
Instead, he undergoes a "spiritual transformation": "He has let go of everything and surrendered into the light".
I'm angry that I was surrendered into adoption by a white mother whose exotification and resentment of black men resulted in my unwanted existence, and then adopted by white parents who are, for the most part, willfully colorblind.
As I surrendered into her presence, my body began to fill with light.
"In the beginning, when I start to draw someone, I can sense their discomfort, but by the end, most people have surrendered into the experience with me, and a connection is felt".
In the later part of 1186, after the death of King Henry's son Geoffrey – who was Duke of Brittany – King Philip II of France demanded that Geoffrey's daughters be placed in the French king's custody, and that the duchy of Brittany, which Geoffrey had ruled in right of his wife, be surrendered into French royal custody.
Cod is briefly salt-cured and slowly pan-seared until it surrenders into soft, meaty flakes.
"But over time, I realized that I hoped that she was able to surrender into something more powerful," she said.
Bright yellows and oranges surrender into darkness.
Surrendering into an emotional pain, I let go and crumpled to the ground beginning to cry.
How counterintuitive it feels to surrender into the moment rather than flee it.
I have learned not to force life from my lucid dreams, but rather to surrender into unconditional trust.
