Sentence examples similar to will be forsaken from inspiring English sources

The Polish tradition is for Christian households to make paczki by using up all the sugar, lard and other treats that they will be forsaking during the 40-day penitential season of Lent, starting on Wednesday.

You'll be forsaking the possibility of delighted surprise, of course, but will be assured of giving pleasure.

On Thursday, President Obama told the people of Haiti: "You will not be forsaken; you will not be forgotten".

"You will not be forsaken, you will not be forgotten," Mr. Obama told the Haitian people in an emotional address at the White House on Thursday.

"You will not be forsaken.

"You will not be forsaken," he said.

They should be committing themselves to promising these men and women, especially those whose lives have been permanently damaged, that they will not be forsaken.

Psalm 9, I think, says it pretty clearly: "Those who seek the Lord and trust in Him will not be forsaken" (v10).

The will of the people should not be forsaken for expedience, the body politic not sacrificed for Realpolitik.

Many say that the relationship offers too many advantages to both countries to be forsaken, and most analysts believe it will survive this latest tiff.

A: Poetry was too natural to me to be forsaken.