Sentence examples for sense abandoned from inspiring English sources

There, just as in the lead up to the Iraq War, words are cherry picked, context removed, common sense abandoned, outrage simulated, war declared, counter views demonised.

For then we might be able to thanatize our desires, in this sense: abandon all desires that death might thwart.

In a sense, abandoning farmland is just like reforesting the cultivated land.

Derelict houses stand next to lived-in ones, creating a strange sense of abandoned beauty.

This implied institutional reform is neither hard in the sense of calling for a novel space for trans-domain assessment nor radical in the sense of abandoning existing assessment traditions, but institutional reform nevertheless.

It makes no sense to abandon our longstanding overall defence strategy unilaterally for solely political reasons.

Re "Corps Drops Sand-Replenishment Plan for Fire I". [April 15]: It makes sense to abandon the proposed Army Corps of Engineers beach-rebuilding project.

They, and many others are asking now, in what world does it make sense to abandon a simple program that saves lives?

It makes no sense to abandon any weapon in the long uphill fight to obtain safe and effective medicines for the nation's young people.

Rather than see sense and abandon this film he's made about a job that isn't as dangerous as he thought, Travolta doubles down.

I had the good sense to abandon computers, and then made my way to the United States to do a graduate degree.