Sentence examples for as to abandon from inspiring English sources

But he would not be intimidated so as to abandon his principles and his values.

Then in his 40s, Bluemner was radicalized by his exposure to avant-garde developments in Europe during a trip there in 1912, but not so much as to abandon representation for abstraction.

In The Need for Roots, a book written in 1943 to clarify the lessons of France's capitulation to Nazi Germany, Weil went as far as to abandon the language of rights.

But he's not so jaded as to abandon all hope.

Some organizations have even gone so far as to abandon the concept of corporate hierarchy and seniority bands.

Each child needs to figure out this taste business by exploring and experimenting, going so far as to abandon a book that isn't doing anything for him or her.

Yet in our experiment, respondents who identified as Democrats were just as unwilling to abandon their party's candidates as were Republicans.

So desperate are cable companies to keep us as customers, in light of the growing wave of cutting, that they seem bound and determined to make it as financially unappealing as possible to abandon the television services.

An Ipsos Mori report finds that schools with a high proportion of children taking free school meals are more than twice as likely to abandon arts subjects as are privileged schools.

The United Nations estimates that the current disaster may prompt as many as 20,000 herders to abandon their nomadic life and flee to the city.

You will continue to feel empty as long as you continue to abandon yourself physically, emotionally and spiritually.