Sentence examples similar to maybe forfeited from inspiring English sources
Maybe you should forfeit your rights when you commit a crime, but if these unwanteds are left completely unsupported, they will become an even greater threat to the law-abiding public – a real worry for us all, when you consider that a staggering 92% of inmates feel that nobody had prepared them for release.
If Salinger hadn't forfeited his intellectual property rights legally, then maybe they had been surrendered intellectually.
Killers, or maybe all criminals, are like zombies, i.e., they are monsters who have forfeited all claim on our humanity.
They forfeited the championship.
Five have forfeited games.
The company forfeited $20m.
Maybe the topics that have seized professional historians' attention — family history, social history, women's history, cultural history, "microhistory" — constitute nothing more than an attempt to take back territory they forfeited to novelists in the eighteenth century.
He forfeited nearly half his $8.5 million salary.
Drew forfeited two years' worth of compensation.
How have they forfeited their Freedom?
