If one thinks perceptively and carefully about what to pursue (or shun) and do (or forbear from), one can readily understand and assent to practical propositions such as that life and health, knowledge, and harmony with other people are desirable for oneself and anyone else.
The exceedingly cautious Mr. Frumin, who shuns publicity, does not worry about a similar fate, his defenders say.
That critics and collectors shunned them did not faze Ms. Dwan at all: The making, not the selling, of art was what mattered.
Ravalomanana went into exile on the African continent, but Madagascar was still left in the grips of political crisis, as Rajoelina was internationally shunned and did not have complete support of the Malagasy public.
As a comedy critic, I haven't been granted a press ticket to a Kitson show for years: he shuns reviews, doesn't give interviews, manages and markets himself, and refuses to appear on TV.
Since a visit to China in October 2012 by a former prime minister, Frank Hsieh Chang-ting, several DPP legislators and pro-DPP academics have been welcomed on the mainland, holding meetings with Chinese officials who once shunned them.This does not mean acquiescence with the DPP's independence-leaning stance, however.
"Don't, as some do, shun your graduation altogether because you can't face the fallout," she insists.
If we want to see fewer tragedies like the one in Bangladesh, we as consumers need to reward the companies that make the effort to verify their supply chains and shun those that do not.
Nobody should get killed or shunned because they do or don't want to join a particular religion.
You might be shunned if you don't do all your research correctly or if you ignore the advice given and doodle all over your face like a five-year-old anyway.
Don't worry if some people shun you, and you don't convert everyone don't get put off by a few people.
