Sentence examples for forsake its from inspiring English sources

With a thumping soundtrack and images of the two leaders as benevolent peacemakers, the video offered an inspirational view of a thriving North Korea, if only it would forsake its nuclear weapons.

Like many of the purpose-built French resorts created in the 1960s and 1970s, it has virtually no more land to develop, so it decided to forsake its strongly three-star image and increase its income by going upmarket.

Lorenzo Meyer, a historian and political analyst in Mexico, said, "Fox needs to show that, even now, as Mexico moves closer than ever to the United States, it will not forsake its independence, nor Latin America".

Hell, Netflix might forsake its logo color and make it back into the black by pre-market.

But relocation forces Crushpad to forsake its urban identity, and risk losing the local customers who had bought into it.

Resettled lynx or wolves would no more look after themselves than an unmonitored fox population would forsake its taste for chicken.

Last night at Madison Square Garden, the Knicks found out what happens to a small, injury-riddled, undertalented team when it forsakes its only strength: determination.

Broadway held out for many years as a bastion against youth culture, and it had already forsaken its Swing Era role as a generator of current pop hits.

Yet, it must be noted that Mississippi has forsaken its native daughters as well.

One is that, unlike a lot of rich countries, Japan has not forsaken its industrial heritage.

The most powerful country in the world was forsaking its soul to spare its leaders blushes.