Sentence examples similar to relinquished activity from inspiring English sources

Those living alone often relinquished valued activities and changed how they managed periods of activity and rest because of reduced mobility.

The early Christian and medieval practice of spiritual marriage, in which husband and wife mutually and voluntarily relinquish sexual activity for reasons of piety, plays an important role in the development of the institution of marriage and in the understanding of female religiosity.

A spokeswoman for the prime minister said that Mr. Djukanovic "was indeed involved in private business after he stepped down, but now that he is the prime minister again, he is completely committed to his public role and has suspended all his business activities and relinquished his managerial powers".

Inside the house, the secret goldfish is going about his deeply moving predicament, holding his life close to the gills, subdued by the dark but unwilling to relinquish his cellular activities, the Krebs cycle still spinning its carbohydrate breakdown.

Doctors in the NHS in Scotland may be uncomfortable about relinquishing control of activities previously within their sphere of control.

Interview respondents struggling with romantic relationships described feelings of loss around cessation of sexual practices relinquished to prevent transmission; opportunities to engage in sexual activity without the burden of disclosure; fear of rejection and the potential for transmission despite use of safer sex strategies.

I relinquished the books.

Polina relinquished it to them.

It has now relinquished this.

Eventually we relinquished our subscriptions.

The Mountaineers never relinquished it.