Sentence examples for entirely given up from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reznor hasn't entirely given up on human fellowship.

We have not entirely given up the hope of seeing them.

That hope, never seen as very realistic, has been entirely given up by the Bush administration.

Officials were said to have not entirely given up hope, but there seemed few options left.

Part of the problem is that Tillerson has not entirely given up the perspective of an imperial C.E.O.

"They don't want him to get back into the game," said another official, "and everything he's done since he went to Riyadh suggests he hasn't entirely given up".

And Connecticut is not entirely giving up on tourism, either.

Maybe unions don't have to entirely give up collective bargaining but broaden it.

Pinochet lost power because neither Chileans nor the international community entirely gave up on the idea that elections mattered.

I probably wouldn't entirely give up on their butter chicken either way, but it will go down much easier once the scarlet letter has been scoured away.

In 1983 Mr. Reynolds, without entirely giving up his own art practice, became executive director of the Washington Project for the Arts, an alternative art space in Washington.