Sentence examples for eager to let go from inspiring English sources

A Galveston, Tex., jury may have acquitted Robert A. Durst last month of murdering his neighbor, but that does not mean that the authorities are eager to let go of the New York real estate heir.

Although Mr. Wenner coveted the ability of the newer magazines to attract young readers with busy layouts and shorter articles, he was not eager to let go of the magazine's editorial legacy.

I tackle this question in a mock trial, in which Jesus asks these perpetrators, "How do you justify your violent acts based on my teachings and mission?" Christians today, especially evangelicals, are eager to let go of long-standing antagonisms and are reaching out to Jews in a spirit of reconciliation.

She can come off as overprotective, unable to let go and eager for battles that seem senseless and self-defeating.

Most Indians exist in a state of uneasy compromise: eager to embrace the future but also reluctant to let go of the past.

And many Arab states are engaged in their own economic and social modernization efforts, which prove they are ready to let go of past differences and eager to reap the possibilities of cooperation with Israel.

As we are living longer lives, eager to remain vital and active well into our 70s, 80s and even 90s, we also have to learn how to let go.

To let go.

Atherton struggled to let go.

You need to let go.

You have to let go.