Sentence examples for virtually relinquished from inspiring English sources

Initially sympathetic with Cosimo, Louis XIV, tiring of his endless stream of protests, said, "Since Cosimo had consented to the retirement of his wife to France, he had virtually relinquished all right to interfere in her conduct".

Cosimo exploded with anger upon hearing of this. Louis XIV, tiring of Florence's petitions, retorted: "Since Cosimo had consented to the retirement of his wife into France, he had virtually relinquished all right to interfere in her conduct".

Virtually relinquishing the floor to Ms. Moskowitz (who delights in vilifying the "thuggish" tactics of the United Federation of Teachers) and her supporters, the director, Madeleine Sackler, captures a smidgen of naysayers in mostly unflattering lights.

Slant Magazine's Sal Cinquemani gave Justified three-and-a-half stars out of five, writing that Timberlake meshes with The Neptunes "so well he virtually relinquishes his personality to the super-duo he could very well be the third member of N.E.R.D".

To help meet the bank's $690 million in liabilities, the Suriadjayas relinquished virtually their entire 76percentt stake in Astra to several businessmen close to President Suharto.

Most had relinquished their scholarships.

Customers, apparently, remain jittery about relinquishing control.

A clinical York performance virtually sealed victory inside 25 minutes as Wrexham relinquished top spot with a first home defeat this season.

The Soviet Union relinquished its joint ownership of oil, metallurgical, and other enterprises, and Soviet influence virtually came to an end.

I relinquished the books.

Polina relinquished it to them.