Sentence examples for well let go from inspiring English sources

Well, let go.

2) If holding on is fruitless anyway, we might as well let go and flow.

We try to do too much, or we end up giving up on any attempt at self-care -- feeling that if we can't participate in our chosen health activities to the degree to which we should, we might as well let go of the activity all together.

The fact that the United States now has nowhere to hold a terrorist — and no policy to deal with him once captured — means that a dangerous suspect might very well be let go.

If so many musicians are comfortable with returning to the past to pick up lost possibilities, we might do well to let go of our allegiance to our heroes, so that more of their work can reveal itself.

"Liberals in Washington would do well to let go of the Republican breakdown narrative," notes the final sentence, "and pull back to the center--or suffer the consequences".

This can help you understand as well as let go of the thought as it no longer seems attractive.

Featured players John Milhiser, Brooks Wheelan and Noël Wells were let go, and Nasim Pedrad is leaving to co-star in the eagerly anticipated "Mulaney".

If all goes well, don't let go, even after the movie is over.

You might grow up, but you know very well you daren't let go.

The editors asked a group of well-known writers to "let go unbridled comments" on their harshest and least favorite critics.