Sentence examples for completely relinquish from inspiring English sources

There are a lot of places where you completely relinquish your ties to blackness.

To completely relinquish any sense of authority, Kuba allows her subjects to photograph her naked in return, if they so choose.

Although some clinicians completely relinquish their clinical duties on transition to management, most do not; the professional nature of medicine therefore gives the clinician a patient-centered outlook that is not as easily set aside: once a doctor or nurse, always a doctor or nurse.

Poverty festered and the Panamanian military periodically undermined the nation's democratic credentials, most famously in the 1980s when the drug-money-tainted dictator Manuel Noriega was overthrown by the U.S. It was only in 1999 that the U.S. completely relinquished rights to the canal.

The chief task for one who has achieved this goes by the name of "crossing the abyss"; completely relinquishing the ego.

After abdicating his role as the head of Microsoft to Steve Balmer in 2000, Bill Gates has completely relinquished influence over the company he built so he can lend more time and energy to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Very much in line with CoRR, the only mitochondria that have completely relinquished their genome are those that have relinquished their membrane-associated electron transport chain hydrogenosomes and mitosomes (Müller et al. 2012)—and that have no need to keep a quinone pool in a state of redox poise (de Paula et al. 2012).

"In some ways," she said, "that scene is about my completely relinquishing control — giving into him completely.

Not completely ready to relinquish the past?

And when you don't speak the language, you relinquish completely.

"I had to learn what Liz needed, but I also needed her to know I wasn't completely ready to relinquish the traveling".