Sentence examples for forsake some from inspiring English sources

Yitzhak Rabin, the late prime minister, paid with his life for seeking an accommodation with the Palestinians that would forsake some of the land of Israel.The fundamentalist movement has exposed a raw nerve.

Ms. Ziv and her co-founder, Geoff Lewis (founder of Topguest, a concierge site soon to start) had been willing to forsake some of the privacy of the group, which is free, to encourage other founders to join and start their own support networks elsewhere.

I had to forsake some level of intellectual stimulation and people might not like me," he explains.

Several companies, trying to lighten their debt burdens, have already force-fed restructurings to their bondholders in which the investors either had to forsake some of what was owed or accept worse consequences.

He/She probably nods approvingly when I forsake some material indulgence, contribute to the office canned-food drive or pick up my wife's dry cleaning.

(They may also have forsaken some of that privacy because their generation buckles under the strain of keeping anything private).

In shaping the local consumer culture and space, they themselves are refashioned, by forsaking some degree of standardization to be more versatile and agile, and through locational (re configuration to capture consumers.

Along with thrilling dependency comes glimpsing the world through another's eyes; forsaking some habits and adopting others (good or bad); tasting new ideas, rituals, foods or landscapes; a slew of added friends and family; a tapestry of physical intimacy and affection; and many other catalysts, including a tornadic blast of attraction and attachment hormones — all of which revamp the brain.

"Having spoken to the boy over the summer it's not just financial for Andrew... when he went off on loan to Watford, he forsook some of his own money just to go and play football.

However, they do acknowledge he has toned down his style somewhat, forsaking some of that blood-curdling shrieking.

And we're simply seeing that greener systems, cities, urban areas that integrate energy generation and storage into the landscape, are a more pleasant system to live in than some areas that we choose to forsake, and some that we don't.