Sentence examples for the forsaking from inspiring English sources

In a new book, a University of Michigan business professor, Mark S. Mizruchi, contends that the forsaking of responsibility for the wider community is a big shift in the behavior of U.S. business and a central reason for the country's political and economic malaise.

Having obtained the land of the landed estate owners, the peasants forsook the Socialist revolutionaries and supported the Bolsheviks.

What is the incentive for forsaking the stuff if the individual is not going to be held accountable?

Greenstein commented that the writers worked backwards from the second season's cliffhangers to develop the Orson storyline, forsaking the original material that had been developed earlier.

Because of the risk involved, communicating with the partner, or at least checking on the partner before forsaking the hare in hand, would seem to be called for.

The focus has been so firmly on Brooklyn that it sometimes seems as though the franchise is forsaking the New Jersey era entirely.

Uncle Joe writes a letter chiding the pair for forsaking the town.

For the rest of January, however, the Rich Forum forsakes the classics in favor of folk, jazz and ethnic presentations.

When you married, the vow "forsaking all others" was most likely spoken on your wedding day.

I know the bible says, "not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together," I say, quoting the rest of Hebrews 10 25.

The new commercials also have a different tone, forsaking the earnestness of the infomercials for humor.