Sentence examples for So forsake from inspiring English sources

So, forsake the selfie for visually arresting portraits that develop your photographic journey.

It is, ironically, the only film in memory to be pitched to a Christian market whose very existence testifies there is surely no God, for He would not so forsake His children as to deliver them into a cinema showing Ben-Hur.

We have a pretty strict budget, so I forsake lots of other things in order to have good extra virgin olive olive oil, ideally from Sabina in Lazio or southern Sicily.

Another thought: "What if Elvis Costello and the Cure played in the background, instead of, like, the sound of dishes clattering?" The result is a thoughtful, health-conscious menu that does not so much forsake tradition as refurbish it, with modern fixings.

But on Tuesday, the magnolia trees proved too much, so they forsook the commute.

And for half an hour or so, Mr. Haas forsakes postcard pornography and Masterpiece Theatricality in favor of good old-fashioned film-noir intrigue.

And with a general election expected next year, in which the Communists are expected to do badly, there is talk that party bosses, wedded to the outworn ideology that he has so sensibly forsaken, might force Mr Bhattacharjee to quit.

So often we forsake what people might call accuracy for the sake of truth or truthfulness.

As a result, he was not always keen on BBC retakes, pointing out that the aim was for a great performance, and that a performance should not be forsaken so that a bar in the middle might be slightly "improved".

Instead, we served as the weight that helped my parents understand this country – we forced them to learn English, as our Spanish waned; we translated documents that navigated them through this country's byzantine tax codes and healthcare system; we taught them enough American politics so that they forsook their conservative leanings every election year and voted Democrat (You're welcome, Hillary).

So why did he forsake the Savile for the Harrington?