Sentence examples for surrendered too much from inspiring English sources

It was a neediness that surrendered too much ground to men: as Cooper puts it, "she was watching herself through their eyes, not looking at them".

One of the left-leaning Democrats in the House, Raul Grijalva, from Arizona, reflected the view of many of his party colleagues, that the White House had surrendered too much: "This deal trades people's livelihoods for the votes of a few unappeasable right-wing radicals, and I will not support it.

Boss O'Neill faced up to the interviews, conceding NI had not played well enough in the second half and had surrendered too much possession.

When the unity deal was signed, Azzam al-Ahmed member of Fatah's Central Committee whispered that "Hamas had taken off all their clothes," meaning that Hamas had surrendered too much, and certainly all authority over Gaza.

How do the Knicks get themselves an all-enhancement star without surrendering too much of what they have?

For urban dwellers keen to escape to the woods, but not to surrender too much while doing so, the "lodges" are ideal.

JAY BELL and TY WIGGINTON are scheduled to compete for the Mets' third-base job, and the team is open to a trade if it does not have to surrender too much.

The Swiss Cambiasso is a tough, natural leader who, along with N'Golo Kanté, should add steel to a Leicester side that tends to surrender too much possession to opponents.

There's still time for this to change: House Republicans might decide that today's "Plan B" is the hill they want to die on, or Senate Democrats — who played a bigger role in scuttling a deal last time than the press often acknowledged — might look again at the baseline and decide that they're surrendering too much on entitlements.

A grim but compelling look at those who drift towards the outer edges of society, and a reminder that while it is good to define the laws of your own life, sometimes you can surrender too much self-control by the choices you make.

We worry that everyone surrenders too much of their privacy on social media but, without the oversharing, things in Steubenville, Ohio, might have gone very differently.