Sentence examples for usually forsworn from inspiring English sources

Negotiating with terrorists — a practice usually forsworn, often done — can work in the long term, Cronin says, not because it is likely to produce a peace treaty but because it enables a state to gain intelligence about its opponents, exploit differences and hive off factions, and stall while time works its erosive wonders.

It has forsworn nuclear weapons.

Opposition candidates have forsworn protest.

Brazil has forsworn nuclear weapons.

(He'd also forsworn sobriety — selectively).

That Angelo's forsworn, is it not strange?

But has it forsworn other nastinesses?

Some American retailers have forsworn fuel from the tar sands.

At the very least, he could have forsworn his bonus.

At Times Newspapers Murdoch had unequivocally forsworn that right.

Not through narrative; Mr. Snow has always forsworn that.