Sentence examples for must be given up from inspiring English sources
Compare Sayre's account (1969: 94): "If no statement, either affirmative or negative, can remain true for longer than the time taken in its utterance, then no statement can be treated as either true or false, and the cause of communicating with one's fellow beings must be given up as hopeless".
Every inch obtained by one side must be given up by the other.
What must be given up to gain self-understanding and power?
It should be taught in the kindergarten of cultural history that this naïve idea of capitalism must be given up once and for all.
Thus Mach's acknowledgment of the limited utility of the ego, understood as a practical unity, does not change his verdict that "the ego must be given up".
Due to this delay and since the access points must be intermittently opened, the pressure on police cordons 1 and 2 becomes so high that they must be given up [p.23].
He belonged to a group of hard men who founded the PLO in 1965 and believed that armed struggle must not be given up as option beside negotiation.
They may prefer to be exiled to a beach somewhere in the Caribbean.ETA's arms, hidden in France and the Basque country, must inevitably be given up, says Brian Currin, a South African lawyer.
"For the vast majority of the Muslim world, the Dome of the Rock remains the third holiest site (in Islam), which must not be given up," he said.
Hitler, however, declared that Ostland must not be given up at any cost, since doing so would provide support to those Finns that did not favour the new course of the government, and would influence Sweden to maintain its current foreign policy.
