Sentence examples for true surrender from inspiring English sources

She did not, it is true, surrender or laugh appreciatively when he interrupted her to make a joke about how he thought another woman was ugly.

There were moments I actually tasted physical ecstasy for the first time, true surrender to life.

I learned what true surrender is: It's letting go of your own life and trusting your Higher, loving power.

Its stable of "hot cars" lure men and women to default on their responsibilities, to throw away the tried and true, to surrender to the meretricious glitter of the new.

We know a true kiss or surrender to an embrace when we directly experience them.

At first, Mr. Solly insisted he was someone else, Mr. Lee said, but when the marshals asked him to undergo fingerprinting, he admitted his true identity and surrendered without incident.

At last, when the opinionated pen meets its match — a child who, unlike the adults before him, both knows and is not afraid of his true creative impulses — it surrenders with grace.

Her most poignant performance was of the Joshua Salzman-Ryan Cunningham ballad, "Just Not Now," a song about not surrendering to true love when you're too young, from the 2006 Off Broadway musical "I Love You Because".

Svetlana Alexievich, whose book Voices From Chernobyl won the Nobel prize in literature, describes how it took hours and hours of interview time before Lyudmilla Ignatenko, the woman whose husband, the fireman, was buried like a matryoshka doll, surrendered her true story.

If that was true then Bolivia's political surrender should mean little as law is a mere sideshow to economic progress.

He said that Mr. Djukanovic would surrender Montenegro's true freedom and independence, and that its traditional musical instruments and costumes would be reduced to museum exhibits "for American stars and British spinsters to see after they swim free on the beaches of Sveti Stefan," a famous Montenegrin resort.