Sentence examples for we forfeit from inspiring English sources

Essentially, we forfeit our reason and, in a republic, our citizenship.

But basic, basic caring staff...well, should we forfeit a few degrees?

— it's worth remembering what we lost on September 11th, and what we will only lose if we forfeit it ourselves.

"If we don't talk openly about faith and bring people from different traditions together, we forfeit the conversation to people who are happy to build barriers," notes Patel.

When we forfeit that responsibility, we forfeit the right to any of the little self-congratulatory designations we have claimed: as God's "chosen" ones, or as Homo sapiens -- the wise ones -- or as possessing humanity in the sweetest sense of the word.

It feels as if the athletes are standing in for the rest of us, as though we forfeit a bit of what makes us human when we let a computer make the call.

"We forfeited many a match because we didn't even have enough players".

Because we didn't think we could change the world, we've been treated as though we forfeited the right to be taken seriously.

We forfeited our claim to be the party of working families by throwing ourselves at Wall Street and Silicon Valley, and didn't even pretend to care as we lost race after race in the vast heartland.

We have an unprecedented opportunity to share Christ with our world, and it would be a shame if we forfeited it and engaged in the artificial narratives of hope and change that so many in our nation will be enamored by.

Gay or straight, if we lose someone and want them back, we will do whatever we can – we will forfeit our dignity, if that's what it takes.