Sentence examples for willingly surrendered from inspiring English sources

The apartheid government willingly surrendered power to Mr Mandela's party, the ANC.

"The intensity of their indoctrination was remarkable, how they willingly surrendered personal discretion to gain collective power," Professor Apter said in an interview in April.

Still, this wasn't the time to get hung up on minor points of feminism or plot coherence, so she willingly surrendered to the two-hour trudge.

But Russian archive material published by Germany's Der Spiegel magazine suggests that Dzhugashvili not only willingly surrendered to the Germans but that he was both anti-Semitic and highly critical of the Red Army when questioned by his captors.

Such skepticism is buttressed by a defining paradox of contemporary life, which is that while most of us have willingly surrendered a large measure of our privacy and even our decision-making to tech companies for the sake of convenience or pleasure, many of us remain queasily uncomfortable with the terms of the tradeoff.

This made it difficult for case workers to verify identities and find the biological parents to ensure that he/she had been willingly surrendered.

Do you think the North will ever willingly surrender its nuclear capabilities?

Facebook's greatest asset is the information that its users willingly surrender to it.

Meanwhile, families continue to willingly surrender their children to the system, hopeful of athletic fame and material rewards.

She is, after all, still playing, and not about to willingly surrender her position on American tennis's throne.

In the end patience will run out, because America will not willingly surrender leadership.Reasons for optimismBut that is too bleak.