Sentence examples for shunning one from inspiring English sources

But the Democrats appear to be shunning one of his critics: RALPH NADER.

It's skimming the surface, shunning one of the most important developments of the 20th century - the unconscious mind.

The New York Times said the university had shamed itself by shunning one of America's most important playwrights and called for Wiesenfeld's dismissal.

It is not, in fact, the first time that Pienaar has shunned one of English football's most successful sides.

Regular Joes won't be entirely shunned: one lucky online raffle winner will be selected from a pool of donors who have given a minimum of $3 (and who probably earn as much in a year as the other guests have pledged for their plates).

To shun one's cross is to make it heavier.

Irina and Althea shunned one another so of course both made it to the Final Three (the producers hope, I assume, for fistfight on the Bryant Park runway).

But to shun one of pop's prime movers seems equally fraught — one reason Grammy voters might choose to honor West with a lower-profile producer of the year nod for his impressive studio work on "Ye" along with albums by Pusha-T, Nas and Kids See Ghosts.

Morgan shunned one-of-a-kind properties, but syndicated billions upon billions of below investment grade corporate paper with soon-to-be shabby outcomes.

In addition, first-class writers such as Richard Dawkins have found their works shunned on more than one occasion.

Jesus is the one we expect to break social taboos, but instead we hear him uphold all the codes about shunning the one who is different.