Sentence examples for abandoned easily from inspiring English sources

New Orleans is never abandoned easily.

But as the constitutional court showed this week, European integration is too much part of Germany's post-war redemption to be abandoned easily, however many problems it may cause.

But the underlying suggestion in I Want My Wife Back, that some marriages are abandoned too easily, continues the use of sitcom over the past six decades to reflect changing attitudes to relationships – from pre-marital sex through rising divorce rates to gay marriage.

His name and quick glory attracted his father's fans and they, like the sponsors, will not abandon him easily.

(Ratliff) MARCO ANTONIO SOLIS (Friday) Once a founding member of Los Bukis, one of the better-known pop bands in Mexico from the '70s to the '90s, Mr. Solis is the kind of Latin-pop balladeer whose audiences don't abandon him easily.

Yet the pace in this tiny hamlet in Washington, Conn., is slow enough that city pretenses are easily abandoned.

But what is also clear is how expendable children were thought to be in urban life, how easily abandoned and forgotten.

And if that principle is so easily abandoned, what of the other core issues for Palestinians, few of whom have much faith in talks anyway?

She kept telling her that even after the marriage had lasted 10 years, For she was not a woman who easily abandoned hope.

The implication — that atheists are all really theists at heart, our convictions casually and shallowly held and easily abandoned in the face of adversity — is simply untrue.

He is now, at 35, associate director at the Royal Court Theatre in London and at Bristol Old Vic, but as a teenager Simon Godwin could have easily abandoned the world of theatre.