Sentence examples for surrendered really from inspiring English sources

Law enforcement officials resisted the program as excessively lenient, and questioned whether the men who surrendered really repented, according to a report by the International Crisis Group.

Surrender really is a beautiful thing.

Later that morning, the SWAT team surrounded his house and he surrendered". "I really was scared for my life," Mr. Dickson said.

To witness a critic working so hard not to surrender disbelief--the aim, after all, of drama since its inception--is, in a way, to realize how powerful the mechanisms that seek to produce that surrender really are.

He's never really surrendered it.

"I think liberal religion has really surrendered speaking in the public square to groups more conservative in nature," Rabbi Ellenson said.

It's a sign of Ms. Munro's greatness as a writer that she so pervades a place that she never really surrendered herself to.

The first time I really surrendered to my garden work this season, I remember thinking that none of this seemed very important, the weeding, the watering, the planting.

However, Malachy O'Rourke's side hit three unanswered points after the break to regain an initiative which they never really surrendered.

But that's not what is really being surrendered in a relationship.

Other times, I simply surrendered to what I really wanted, threw my hair back up in its messy bun, washed the makeup off my face, got back into pajamas and breathed a huge sigh of relief.