Sentence examples for think of surrender from inspiring English sources

Don't think of surrender as giving in, surrender means to offer no 'inner resistance' to the flow of life within you, without any judgments.

"We've tended to think of the surrender end as a luxury, a nice thing you add to your life when you've done the serious work of getting a job, getting your pension sorted out.

Now think of that ship surrendering slowly to the ocean, leaving its crew clinging to an ever-sinking bow.

Mr. Mashon said that he was intrigued by Americans' paradoxical views of the French: "On the one hand they think of them as folks who surrender in any given war at the drop of a hat.

It is rare but not impossible to think of a fashion event in terms of morality and a surrendering of self-respect; this was one of those times.

{Bellis} When I think of femininity I think of my soft side, my sensual side, my ability to surrender.

White is often thought of as the color of surrender, but the Devils didn't surrender yesterday.

She is both his rival and his prey, and the combination excites in him a terrifying lust that she more than matches, stabbing him to death with a steak knife at what he thinks is her moment of surrender.

I thought "Spiritual Surrender" sounded like the title of a bad country song.

If anything, the Alphabet rebranding should make us think twice about surrendering even more of our technology policy to Silicon Valley: as long as advertising pays for innovation and data is concentrated in just a handful of firms, we will always be under-innovating.

When the Northern Alliance attempted to march into the city early last week, having secured what they thought was the surrender of the Taliban, they were met with a volley of rockets.