Sentence examples for of relinquishing something from inspiring English sources

The thought of relinquishing something of ones independence come hard to the sovereign ear and mind.

The thought of relinquishing something of one's independence come hard to the sovereign ear & mind.

And this year's loss involves relinquishing something very big — the hard-won control of the House.

"It's so hard to relinquish something like that, because it's so real in your mind.

That I have no intention of relinquishing this seasonal extravagance, even in Times Like These, has something to do with both guilt and the aforementioned pleasures.

To deflect some of the ill will directed at the governing authorities here, some local United Russia leaders have even floated the idea of relinquishing some of the party's near monopoly on power — something that might be considered blasphemous elsewhere in the country.

Not everyone liked the idea of relinquishing the outlaw status of gay life.

For his part, Whitaker has shown no signs of relinquishing his new powers, reported The Washington Post.

For many centuries, Isabeau stood accused of relinquishing the crown because of the Treaty.

The idea that my mother was in the process of relinquishing custody of me and never wanted to see me or my dad again was something I couldn't even fathom; it never even entered my mind.

The focus of the study was the effect on spouse dementia caregivers of relinquishing care.