Sentence examples for hardly abandon from inspiring English sources
Critic Deryck Cooke argued that, like Beethoven's Ninth, "it sets before us an ideal [of redemption] which we are as yet far from realising – even perhaps moving away from – but which we can hardly abandon without perishing".
To Cooke, Mahler's is "the Choral Symphony of the twentieth century: like Beethoven's, but in a different way, it sets before us an ideal [of redemption] which we are as yet far from realising even perhaps moving away from but which we can hardly abandon without perishing".
Mr. Lacy is hardly abandoning technology investment.
Museums have hardly abandoned other areas of the Internet.
That is why the IMF and World Bank are refusing to grant it additional credit.That said, Western countries have hardly abandoned Zimbabwe.
He is more than entitled to give money to whomever he wants to; he's hardly abandoned New York, having given MOMA a hundred million dollars for its expansion last year.
And though the company is hardly abandoning promotion of its core products, Mr. Elbaz, whose line includes false eyelashes and a "doll palette," is bringing a soupçon of whimsy to an industry giant.
The Chargers have hardly abandoned the run — Peyton Manning and Tom Brady have thrown at least 84 more passes than Rivers — but they are now able to hit big plays in their passing game.
But outside the convention hall and around town this week, G.M., the nation's largest automaker, demonstrated that it had hardly abandoned the campaign finance arena, finding different ways to curry favor with current -- and possibly future -- Republican leaders.
You just abandon yourself.
