But here he sometimes seems to be forsaking accuracy less in the pursuit of truth than of conventional entertainment value.
The inspirational thirty-one-year-old, whom we endorse for President once he is thirty-five (though we really ought to lower the minimum age, for his sake), went to the Facebook campus, whose luxurious blandishments entice employees to remain for hour upon blissful hour, forsaking the less comfortable confines of home to work heroically late into the night.
This land belongs to them, they said, and they would not surrender their rights to a presidential decree, much less forsake the needs of their children for bugs.
She immediately slashed her spending -- going out less often, forsaking taxis for subways and calling a moratorium on clothing purchases.
Some complain that this has exacerbated poverty in Hebei, forcing water-hungry and polluting industries to close and some farmers to forsake rice growing for less water-intensive but also less profitable maize.
This puts him in something of a minority position in Australia and New Zealand, where the vast majority of wines that sell for $25 and less have forsaken corks for screw caps.
The more he became convinced that certain political rights were accordingly counterproductive, the more readily he forsook them and the less democratic, if not patently libertarian, he became.
If Deutsche Telekom were to buy out Hutchison's stake in Voice Stream, analysts said Mr. Li would happily forsake the United States market after less than three years.
The photoplay, despite its stage ancestry, is out of the same glamour factory as Miss Crawford's "Forsaking All Others". If it is less furiously arch than that modern classic of sledgehammer whimsey, it is also somewhat less successful as entertainment.
These are the Americans who chose the professional road less taken and who forsook the big bonus for public service.
I would make fun of their loneliness, but I wasn't any less desperate soon, I was forsaking my No Fatties rule and heading to the Bear Zone.
