Sentence examples for tough to surrender from inspiring English sources

Some female leads were similarly beset by our need for chronic imperfection — "Homeland's" Carrie Mathison is bipolar — but being a "woman in a man's job" (i.e., too tough to surrender to love) is often obstacle enough.

Beyond tough-sounding talk about refusing to surrender, no Republican has ever defined victory in Iraq or given the slightest idea of how to achieve it.

Given Greenberg's reluctance to surrender control, it may be a tough sell.

Ukrainian military in Crimea are facing tough choices with Russian forces blocking their military units and demanding them to surrender while they have allegiances with the government in Kiev.

To surrender to being a new person and a new pitcher is tough.

The administration's effort to have Congress to surrender its annual vote on China trade faces a much tougher fight in the House.

When the Taliban refused to surrender him, America pushed for, and got, last December, the imposition of tough UN sanctions on Afghanistan.

"Somebody wants to surrender".

"But to surrender?

Least likely to: Surrender.

You've got to surrender in it.