Kwong-loi Shun (2009) has observed that there has been an asymmetry in the amount of work done in these two possible directions.
He observes that Shun knew that he would not have been allowed to marry if he told his father.
He called Muharrem Yilmaz, chairman of Turkey's industrialists' lobby, "a traitor" for saying that, if the rule of law were not observed, foreign investors would shun Turkey.
The meeting also observed that youths often shun agriculture because of "the drudgery" it entails.
In his personal practice, Sai Baba observed worship procedures belonging to Hinduism and Islam; he shunned any kind of regular rituals but allowed the practice of namaz, chanting of Al-Fatiha, and Qur'an readings at Muslim festival times.
Two sponsors presented the knight to the presiding lord, in whose presence the knight swore an oath of allegiance and vows to shun traitors, to treat women with the greatest respect, and to observe all the rituals of the Church.
For, as Nietzsche himself observed over a century ago, serious thinkers are categorically expected to shun the limelight.
And as Mr Obama has observed, many black students sneer that a classmate who reads is "acting white"—and shun him.
Cheaters are shunned, and word of their perfidy spreads quickly.The star golfers you see on television set a wonderful example, observes Mr Small.
"The modern shunning of applause between movements is one of the more tired and unnatural conventions of the classical music world," Vivien Schweitzer rightly observed in a recent concert review in The New York Times.
They observed that HIV positive (HIV+) women who became pregnant were often accused of spreading the virus and were shunned by healthcare workers, yet they too had a right to receive healthcare.
