Sentence examples for therefore shunned from inspiring English sources
Most rabbis therefore shunned Herzl, but not all.
It's incurable …" It means that she cannot speak, and that – just like the terrifying girl of the fable – she has "hideous" welt-like scars around her neck and is, therefore, shunned by most of the superstitious islanders.
To his credit, Blair was the most lucid, conscientious and, therefore, shunned of Obama's advisors.
In the case of Antananarivo, identities such as the mpanataka, the foza orana or the materialiste, where the intentions are money as opposed to love were deemed akin to prostitution and, therefore, shunned.
While Sony's Betamax could offer better video quality, VHS cassettes could run longer, were produced more cheaply and had the backing of the porn industry VHS won out in 1988 when Sony conceded victory by producing its first VHS VCR, therefore shunning its own format.
Muslim countries should therefore shun interest on saving because of their populations' negative response toward the interest rate in the saving model.
It plays out in the local palate: Chinese consider fried foods to be hot and therefore shun them in the summer because the two hots don't balance; cool would be better.
Perhaps your uncle is a nice and good person with low ambitions - he may be content with little, and therefore shuns promotions - he would rather have less money but more time to go fishing, which costs next to nothing.
There is great wisdom, therefore, in shunning the evil that gossip generates and following the age-old proverb we have all come across in some variation: Wish good for others, and good will, most certainly, happen to you.
"Too often, he said, in Australian politics, the arts are seen as the province of the left, 'and arts and artists [are] therefore to be shunned by the right'.
Mr. Courson explained that both loan types would almost certainly fall short of the government's definition of "qualified" mortgages, and, therefore, be quickly shunned by all lenders once the new law took effect.
