Sentence examples for it forwent from inspiring English sources
It forwent almost all of the older variants, and readily adopted the newer [L], [D], and [R], showing the smallest effect of roundedness in /dz/ realization.
French pistou has the same base as pesto, but it forgoes the parmesan and pine nuts of its Italian counterpart.
Its messages aren't stored on the server, though, so it forgoes end-to-end encryption.
Not that it forgoes a shower scene; there are several.
In essence, it forgoes one kind of realism while embracing another.
Instead of one more Art Deco retread, it forgoes symmetry for syncopation.
It forgoes screaming-on-the-phone scenes for coolly lighted images of traders calmly working their desks.
The true test of the reform is not the revenue it forgoes, but the economic distortions it removes.Unfortunately, the experiment is hampered by its incompleteness.
But it forgoes the crackling pace, light touch and surprisingly sophisticated sexual banter of the original, opting for melancholy, ominousness and sentimentality".
Like most modernist novels, it forgoes plot in favour of ideas, character, and, in this case, many very funny insights into modern life.
