Sentence examples for though surrender from inspiring English sources

Though surrender is often perceived by us as a last resort, as the ultimate admittance of defeat, in reality surrender is the key to freedom.

Suddenly, though, they surrender because a few users have a belly ache over a redesign.

Drunk on milk, he made the silliest faces and settled into the deepest sleeps, arms spread above his head as though surrendering.

Once you've experienced the mystical and transformative power of your core creativity, you can trust in its currents and let it send you downstream; though surrendering to it at first, you then gently steer it as you begin to recognize which way you'd like to go and remember that you have the power to direct your course.

When Trader Joe's opened in Cobble Hill, though, she surrendered.

This isn't about redefinition of the "classic", though, but abject surrender.

"We can't make it a surrender though," said Saleh Homsi, sipping bitter coffee at a roadside stall.

In the middle of nowhere, though, we can surrender to smallness again and instead find where we fit in the landscape.

He opened his hands, spread his fingers, and held them up as though in surrender.

As for MacFadyen's Darcy, he plays his conceit and hauteur well, though his surrender to love is still a little on the reticent side.

Allowing someone to make a film of one's book means surrendering control – though not surrendering one's right to criticise.