Sentence examples for a relinquish from inspiring English sources

Tinnitus acceptance has a "relinquish caring" feel because there is nothing much left to learn except "that was dumb" and "tell your kids to turn down the smartphone volume".

"There's definitely a relinquishing of control," Mr. Brown said.

That is so visibly, in this comparison, an old man's picture: a relinquishing of desire.

There's something both dangerous and peaceful in that dash, a relinquishing of transparency and completion.

The penalty could be as much as $180,000 and a relinquishing of Duke's 1999 National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament runner-up trophy.

When we call now for measures to ensure ethical democratic practice, this is not a cunning device to impose ties and restrictions or a relinquishing of democracy.

His conversion, in a sense, is a relinquishing of the need to control, the rejection of what he called an antisocial bent.

But it's also a relinquishing of control.

However, Mohr's investigations into rational forms generated digitally should not be considered a relinquishing of control on the part of the artist.

Fundamental to Vipassana, according to the early Buddhist texts, is a letting go, a relinquishing of everything in order to lead into stillness and deep understanding.

It's a dismal story, describing a man relinquished to human authority, to a system bent on destroying him.