It wants to make iOS attractive for users, offering apps and features that people can't get on Android or don't want to forsake from Android, and extra features so that people will stay with the iOS ecosystem.
Powery wrote an essay on the question, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" from Matthew 27:46; Wagner on "Simon, son of John, do you love me?" from John 21 17; and Winner on "Why do you break the command of God for the sake of your tradition?" from Matthew 15 3.
It's something that has led me to feel guilt-tinged sympathy for all kinds of inanimate objects throughout my life, from teddies forsaken on tops of wardrobes to under-worn jumpers to – at my most pathological – a leaf fluttering outside my window (it looked cold so I brought it inside).
Come spring, the coarse Chinese hemp was forsaken in favor of a silky brown version from the Netherlands.
Balance — the credential no honest broker can forsake — vanished from American diplomacy.
Nothing can forsake you from Gods love.
And finally there's the residual from last decade's anti-carbohydrate movement when white foods and sweet stuff were forsaken by carnivores hoping to trim their midsections.
One of many remarkable feats of the recently concluded second season of Mad Men was the way Betty, Don Draper's forsaken wife, has gone from Grace Kelly-lookalike Stepford Wife to hard-eyed avenging angel over the course of 13 peerless hours of TV drama.
In spite of this, its history and the moral authority of its figurehead, Mandela, keep the party from being forsaken.
All the while she leaves Christine to a fate that can be guessed from a word, "forsaken," that is visibly prominent on the lovesick victim's bedroom wall.
