Examples of 'need to let that go' in a sentence

Meaning of "need to let that go"

need to let that go - means to release or move on from a situation, feeling, or past experience

How to use "need to let that go" in a sentence

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need to let that go
I feel like you need to let that go.
Okay, Dr. Glass says journaling is a perfectly healthy outlet . You need to let that go.
You might just need to let that go.
Seeing where it happened was harder than I thought . Oh, you need to let that go.
But you need to let that go.
This defect is so pronounced, she might need to let that go.
You really need to let that go.
I know you do not want it to, but you are gonna need to let that go.
Maybe we need to let that go too, Sister.
Nikki got in my head and I need to let that go.
Oh, you need to let that go.
Just whoosha… You might just need to let that go.
MJ, you need to let that go.
I did not say kill . You really need to let that go.
Okay, you need to let that go.

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Given what just happened, I think you need to let that go.
Terri? You need to let that go.
Well, that 's no longer serving you and you need to let that go.
You know what, you need to let that go.
You were right, man . Nikki got in my head and I need to let that go.
I get it . But you need to let that go.
Who the one for you? Terri? You need to let that go.
I knew it . You need to let that go.
Huck. I didn't say kill. You really need to let that go.
Mike, please, you need to let that go.
Yeah, well, you are gonna need to let that go.
Kate, seriously, you need to let that go.
Just… woosah. You just need to let that go.
It's not your fault, Chloe. You need to let that go.

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