Sentence examples for forsake from inspiring English sources
"forsake" is a correct and usable word in written English. It means to abandon, reject, or leave something or someone. Example sentence: She chose to forsake her family and move to a new city.
A gay couple have no obligation to make that vow because they do not have to forsake all others because they cannot divorce for adultery – there is no requirement for faithfulness.
The carbon footprint of fans on match days has also been reduced, by encouraging them to forsake their cars: "We have gone from 60% private car use in 2003 to 38% currently.
I don't think we'd forsake our principles just because we've gone up.
London mayor Boris Johnson this week urged students not to forsake their degrees despite the bleak outlook for graduates entering the jobs market.
I am confident that the exciting prospect of interactivity is the sort of thing that will make my seven-year-old son actually want to forsake his Playstation to enter Attenborough's virtual world.
For Labour ever to stage any semblance of a recovery in Scotland, the following need to happen: ■ Don't forsake the trade unions; work with them.
In their zeal to protect the Judeo-Christian legacy, they are ready to forsake what is most important in that legacy.
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