Sentence examples for a forsaking from inspiring English sources

Poverty is creating a Detroit that is losing people and a forsaking a political will for progress and peace.

Mr. Baker's analysis of the concerted turn away from urban America by the G.O.P. reveals that a major consequence of this strategy is not just a forsaking of cities but also the alienation of a large swath of poor, working-class and minority voters.

That April 10 , 1964 recital in the Los Angeles hall was the last concert he ever gave -- a forsaking of the tradition of public performance that was unprecedented for such a young (31) and eminent interpreter of Bach and Beethoven.

However, though the Republican version happens to be more distasteful, the bill in either form represents a forsaking of the American labor force and a further entrenching of class divisions on the backs of Silicon Valley and its megalomaniacal goals.

Peter wants to be a missionary in Russia, which he describes as a "forsaken" country; Katie wants to be a home-schooling mom.

Welles, born in Kenosha, Wis., to an inventor and a pianist, got off to a fast start, forsaking a chance to go to Harvard for the theater.

Phil Libin of Evernote recently opted to do an inside round, forsaking a bigger valuation to avoid having more meddling hands in his company.

Last year he became a vegan, forsaking leather and all animal products, including milk and eggs.

He had been in training for the Discovery flight long enough to adopt the mien of an astronaut, forsaking senatorial togs for gray slacks and a polo shirt with the crew insignia.

Having a Facebook page requires forsaking a degree of control many simply aren't comfortable with, Rhodes explained.

But Mr. Zucca and his wife have ridden the trend in a relatively unusual direction, forsaking an economy that was once the wonder of the world in favor of a society in the early stages of capitalist growth.