Sentence examples for I've forsaken from inspiring English sources

No? Well, in a nutshell, I've forsaken my possessions and "refined biology" in favor of making a life for myself deep within the earth.

I've forsaken alcohol for a month, so I think that's helping, and I have a bag of medications and every contraption known to man.

I've forsaken all other lovers.

I've forsaken all other treats.

While most elastic-waist pants and tentlike blouses (for me) get relegated to the early-Eileen Fisher department of feminine presentation — i.e. "I have forsaken sex and am now devoting myself fully to the co-op" — Ms. Cornejo's shapes succeed in an unlikely trifecta of inflatability, edge and comeliness.

And while Mr. Robertson said his earlier hints at support for legalization had led to him being "assailed by those who thought that it was terrible that I had forsaken the straight and narrow," he added that he was not worried about criticism this time around.

Oh, Quirkiness, forgive me, for I have forsaken you.

Despite the most angelic of intentions, I had forsaken the Bible.

My final sit down with Marilla showed how once again I had forsaken my body for my mind, this time at a much higher cost.

It seemed they felt that I had forsaken my birthright and that I did not "deserve" to be a member of my faith anymore because I had sinned, because I had spoken against the faith, because I had changed.

He hoped to find among the "English Dissenters" a spiritual understanding absent from the established church but fell out with one group, for example, because he maintained that women had souls: :as I had forsaken the priests, so I left the separate preachers also, and those esteemed the most experienced people; for I saw there was none among them all that could speak to my condition.