Sentence examples similar to that we relinquish from inspiring English sources

But when science is used to replace thinking instead of complement it; when we claim to see in its results the reduction of all the complexity that constitutes the emergence of a human life or the choices and responsibilities of the person it may develop into; we relinquish something that Kant showed more than 200 years ago was essential to the very idea of a human being: our freedom.

"They were hopeful that we would relinquish any material that we might be reporting on, relating to Edward Snowden".

"There is no way that we would relinquish our authority which is not in conflict, really, with anything the Vatican imposed".

But Leon asked the right question, the one that the FISA court, Obama, and key House and Senate Intelligence Committee leaders have failed to ask since 2006: Has the nature and quantity of data that we all relinquish to third parties changed so fundamentally since 1979 that the doctrine set out by Smith is no longer useful as a constitutional roadmap?

Hamas believes in the democratic process and that is why in 2006 we relinquished the right to govern alone in favour of a broader coalition that would reflect the aspirations of all Palestinians.

In our attempt to preserve our right to happiness, we've institutionalized the dying process to the point that we've relinquished control over the end of our lives.

Before entering we were told that we had to relinquish all paper, pens, and cameras, which, with my being a photographer, kind of cramped my style.

And wouldn't that be to relinquish the Sixth Attainment?

Instead of reflexively hitting our "privacy pause button," let's embrace drone technology while giving careful consideration to why and how we should protect what's left of our privacy that we haven't relinquished.

If that meant relinquishing her 2,200-square-foot 2,200-square-foot 2,200-square-foot

That resignation — relinquishing power when he could so easily have seized it — saved the republic.