Yet, in order to avoid missing a single moment of the news cycle, he has forsaken much that he used to enjoy: sports pages, novels, naps, uninterrupted vacations, Broadway shows, leisurely walks, silence.
It forsakes much of what Watson does best, which is to portray the hardscrabble lives of odd but everyday people, their relationships to the surrounding land freighted with privately held histories and traumas.
Amazingly, Democrats have cultivated this donor base while trending populist on trade by forsaking much of the Clinton Third Way approach and by vowing to raise taxes on capital gains and the wealthy.
So much, in fact, that he forsook much of that divinity in order to find solidarity with you and me.
Highly recommended!" Raja Sen from Rediff.com gave the film 3.5 out of 5 stars and said "The Dirty Picture forsakes much potential nuance in its urge to please crowds but is still far more engaging than most Bollywood produce".
Marketers in the mobile space, specifically, are also allocating a disproportionate amount of budget on user acquisition, all while forsaking much-needed attention to sustainable growth.
Tragically, the current Abe administration is seeking to expand Japan's military role in the region and forsake our much-cherished Peace Constitution.
This Williamsburg restaurant serves a thoughtful, health-conscious menu that does not so much forsake tradition as refurbish it.
Another thought: "What if Elvis Costello and the Cure played in the background, instead of, like, the sound of dishes clattering?" The result is a thoughtful, health-conscious menu that does not so much forsake tradition as refurbish it, with modern fixings.
But for some reason, my inability to forsake Nando's is much more embarrassing than any of this.
