Sentence examples for that would abandon from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fried's landmark 1967 essay, "Art and Objecthood," gloomily predicted an art world that would abandon aesthetic values in favor of theatrical effect.

Labour claims that the change reflects a willingness to "cross a line" that would abandon British traditions of decency, but it's not a straight party matter.

Clinton also accused Sanders of wanting to "start over" in a way that would abandon Obama's accomplishments, and of "making [it] up as he goes along".

Local newspaper companies could step in to produce local and regional TV news on ITV, the Conservatives said today in a proposal that would abandon the government policy to top-slice the licence fee.

This was part of her wider vision of a modern union movement that would abandon its intransigent defence of free collective bargaining and become a partner of government in setting overall economic targets, including wages.

John Hirschbeck, the American League umpire who is the president of the new union, the World Umpires Association, has said the umpires want to create a new relationship with Major League Baseball, one that would abandon the confrontational style of Richie Phillips, the leader of the union the new group has replaced.

"But now, we are outraged that Congress would abandon these efforts for another partisan attempt that would take healthcare away from millions of our people".

It announced in November that it would abandon 16 active leases and an additional 50 leases that it co-owned with ConocoPhillips in the Chukchi Sea.

And yet I never thought that I would abandon it.

It was "inconceivable that we would abandon it".

I feel that I would abandon what I have to do.