Sentence examples for yet let go from inspiring English sources

The question slows us, and stops us, though no one has yet let go.

I've never yet let go of zero, the multiplier best employed on incommensurate sums, either one on top a lovelier ratio, but when divided through becomes a number that can't compute but instead goes on, in proof, diminished by each digit that it spews.

Grief is paradoxical: you know you must let go and yet letting go cannot happen immediately.

"Clinton wants an apology from the Republicans for impeachment!" the talk show host announced, not yet letting go as he smiled at this fresh audacity.

Mr. Moran may say he has yet to let go of the wounded child he was.

But I was left wondering why Francona would have called Torre when his Red Sox were preparing for the American League Championship Series, and more so, when Torre had not yet been let go.

In 1994, when Daniel L. Doctoroff was in Giants Stadium watching a World Cup soccer match, being knocked silly by the exuberant nationalism of the fans and sillier still by a notion that seized his heart and has yet to let go -- Hey kids, let's have the Summer Olympics in New York! -- he didn't know such things either.

Like Petterson's sentences, his heroes are hard to hold on to and yet hard to let go of.

By James Wood Petterson writes sentences that alternate realism and lyricism and, like his heroes, are hard to hold on to and yet hard to let go of.

"As tired as I was I began to read again from the beginning because I was not quite yet ready to let go of this family and the heart-breaking story Matthew tells.

Nothing more obnoxious than a writer who quotes himself, but here I go: "Michael Hersch writes music of astounding, even thrilling, complexity; music that can be hard to grasp, yet impossible to let go of; and music of stark, unsettling, seemingly implausible beauty".