Sentence examples for point of forsaking from inspiring English sources

Coverage in the film magazine Djaja described him as hardworking and highly dedicated to his craft, to the point of forsaking romantic relationships.

It's not just indicative of ancient ideas about girls and sexuality (we must protect our precious daughters' precious virginity!), but of current trends that push young women to career and financial success to the point of forsaking their emotional and maternal needs, as I explored in this post.

In the original, McGraw tells of forsaking his manly pastimes in the name of love.

He came from east London and has never given a hint of forsaking its influence.

After a month of forsaking diet sodas and drinking nothing but Hint, he lost 10 pounds.

At one point I forsook Iron & Wine for an intimate session with Deer Tick, which achieved a kind of ubiquity here.

At a certain point, Mr. Norris forsakes realism for theatricalized fantasy, and "Broken" ultimately loses its stylistic cohesion, if not its humanity.

But Gurganus isn't about to forsake any fabulous point of view just because it may be blinkered.

The point of forming government, of entering politics at all, is to enact the values and policies you and your party stand for; but if the party has forsaken all of the aforementioned in order to win, that victory is hollow.

Having a Facebook page requires forsaking a degree of control many simply aren't comfortable with, Rhodes explained.

But growing numbers of women are forsaking motherhood altogether.