Sentence examples for allowing someone from inspiring English sources

It's allowing someone else to see you letting yourself down.

Allowing someone to work there and allowing someone to prosper there is an immense deep ravine for the government".

"You have a problem with allowing someone to finish speaking," Mr. Romney blurted out.

MR. ROMNEY: You have a problem with allowing someone to finish speaking.

Would a lawyer or jury punish her simply for allowing someone else to drive it?

And, really, it was generous of her, allowing someone else to feel the satisfaction of revenge.

Boy, imagine allowing someone to run a country just because his dad ran the country.

Are you latently doing harm by allowing someone to be penalized for a crime he did not commit?

It is a bit like a Facebook for lobbyists, allowing someone to peer into people's histories and professional connections.

Think about this: We are allowing someone to touch your daughter or granddaughter's private parts as a condition of travel.

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