Sentence examples for shuns to from inspiring English sources

"A true votary of ahimsa therefore remains true to his faith if the spring of all his actions is compassion, if he shuns to the best of his ability the destruction of the tiniest creature, tries to save it...He will be constantly growing in self-restraint and compassion..."...

"She is more likely to shun to the periphery".

Lace and frills on knickers were shunned to save material in wartime; drawers drooped under rubber rationing.

Samantha thought the staff members were "weird and shunning to the gay girls," and she felt pressured to go to church.

And Google's upcoming music service will be a killer feature that Facebook has shunned to date.

Beane continues to embrace the philosophy, but he shuns trying to defend his methods.

Many normally garrulous Bangladeshi commentators this week shunned requests to talk.

The country has also shunned automation to preserve the quality of its tea.

"Shun seems to be a more correct word," the grammarian explained.

Shun manages to honor both values at different moments in his dealing with the situation.

Finally, consider that another example from the Mencius about the time when Shun wanted to marry.