Sentence examples for surrenders himself from inspiring English sources

Those risks are further exaggerated in the flights of paranoid fantasy to which he so frequently surrenders himself.

Everyone strokes and investigates whatever comes to hand and surrenders himself or herself to the unfettered impulses of simple nature.

Hull surrenders himself in a religious way to being a "whole-body seer --i.e., seer --i.eiseer --i.ef gravity to his other senses.

But it's Mr. Thomas, who surrenders himself without irony to the Conductor's grandness and pettiness, who makes "Prelude" so much fun.

But what's striking about Garrone is that he surrenders himself to the needs of the film rather than imposing his personality on it.

Van Sant, the ex-poet of Drugstore Cowboy, here surrenders himself wholesale to the Hollywood machine and its dread gospel of remakes and retreads.

The wild creature has surrendered himself to love.

Eventually, he voluntarily surrendered himself and was charged with murder.

The noble Flash always surrendered himself when Ming promised to set her free.

Gauguin worked from the imagination and memory, van Gogh surrendered himself to nature.

He would have been a greater hero and a greater Serb had he surrendered himself.