But at some point in life, you must abandon books, forsake the forewarning words of others, and find out for yourself. |
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They told him to forsake his usual practice of pitching in winter ball and rest. |
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So today I decided to forsake all denim and wear instead pinstripe trousers with a white belt. |
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The franchise's recent growth convinced him to forsake a crack at the free-agent market and re-up in Raleigh. |
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The view in itself is so hedonistic and so filling that it often helps me forsake my regulation morning croissant. |
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Yet many of our opponents argue that we ought to forsake sexual intimacy in favor of celibacy. |
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None of the persons of the Trinity can forsake any other person in the Trinity. |
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If you can forsake your fundamental principles for any reason, then you are not the kind of person who can take the country forward. |
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He definitely needs to cut back, but he doesn't have to forsake his principles to do that. |
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The humbled Wolsey, weeping at Cromwell's loyalty, urges him to forsake him and serve the King faithfully. |
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A day may come when the courage of men fails, when we forsake our friends and break all bonds of fellowship. |
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The temptation is to forsake fossilized print for the new opportunities of the dotcom world. |
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So never forsake perfection, because then you get imperfection. |
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Will the one who brought them into the land abandon and forsake them now? |
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And will Adam forsake cultured Europe for the crudities of America, taking his treasures and his sulky wife with him to exhibit in a huge purpose-built art museum? |
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Men tear along and separate themselves to reach the summit of a social pyramid and forsake their true happiness. |
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One has to be idealistic because without ideals we lose hope, forsake courage, and scarify loyalty. |
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People who would either forsake government aid if possible, or volunteer their time to create non-state charitable institutions, are liable to be considered suckers. |
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Many people did not want to leave their homes, and even owners of Anderson shelters would forsake their shelters for the comfort of the understairs cupboard. |
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In their zeal to protect the Judeo-Christian legacy, they are ready to forsake what is most important in that legacy. |
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No low-cost producer would ever forsake his higher profits by submitting a bid close to his nearest rival. |
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Why we forsake all others is because marriage is essentially the commitment of one's reproductive facilities. |
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At the same time, those who build the boats must agree to forsake their profit, and to earn only a minimal amount of money. |
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He notes that a people of peace must not forsake their brothers and sisters during difficult times. |
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It prohibits individuals or authorities from putting an end to anybody's life and no human being can forsake his right to life. |
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Therefore, we cannot understand why the new American administration is seeking to adopt measures that forsake our mutual commitments. |
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While looking ahead to the future, modern pundits tend to forsake the benefits of looking back beyond the recent past. |
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Even though having received such great grace, there are many who forsake the grace as they face difficulties or temptations. |
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The objectives of this project may look good, but we can't forsake core values for ideas that look good. |
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They, then, usually made a confession that they would never forsake the grace, and they would love and totally trust in the shepherd. |
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Every hour, the anthem is played, followed by Orthodox priests intoning prayers and beseeching God not to forsake Ukraine. |
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Why did God forsake The Lamb of God at the very moment of His Sacrifice? |
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Muhammad assumed this risk because he refused to forsake any opportunity for peace. |
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But will he be willing to forsake his lucrative gig at Fox News to grind it out on the campaign trail? |
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He understood that to be leisurely is to forsake possibilities, even lives. |
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The sight of a holy man, who seemed peaceful and content, finally inspired him to forsake palace, wife and family and become a wandering mendicant. |
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Do not cast me off, do not forsake me, O God of my salvation! |
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If my father and mother forsake me, the LORD will take me up. |
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In particular, when it comes to organised crime, many victims forsake the opportunity to go to trial as a result of pressures or for fear of vengeance. |
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According to the Khuloe law, women may file for divorce without providing any justification, but must return any money or jewellery given to them by their husbands before the wedding and forsake any right to alimony. |
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This people will rise up, and go a whoring after the gods of the strangers of the land, where they go to be among them, and will forsake Me, and break My covenant which I have made with them. |
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At times, he allows the devil to tempt them, the world to calumniate and scorn them, their enemies to defeat and crush them, their friends and relatives to forsake and betray them. |
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It says that all nations have the right to peaceful nuclear energy, and that nations with nuclear weapons have a responsibility to move towards disarmament and those without them have the responsibility to forsake them. |
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I discover men who forsake their responsibilities, women who flee from their maternity and others who invade the fields predestined for man, when since ancient times you were told that the man is the head of the woman. |
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A gay couple have no obligation to make that vow because they do not have to forsake all others because they cannot divorce for adultery – there is no requirement for faithfulness. |
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Again, these words position Cohen as an individual willing to forsake his average existence in the pursuit of something thaumaturgic. |
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Illtud, where he chose to forsake his royal heritage and embrace monasticism. |
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I don't think we'd forsake our principles just because we've gone up. |
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London mayor Boris Johnson this week urged students not to forsake their degrees despite the bleak outlook for graduates entering the jobs market. |
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I am confident that the exciting prospect of interactivity is the sort of thing that will make my seven-year-old son actually want to forsake his Playstation to enter Attenborough's virtual world. |
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So I braced my resolution to quit my dear ones, female and male, and forsook my home as birds forsake their nests. |
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The verbs shake, take and forsake come closest to the original vowel sequence. |
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Thus to Tylerize became a term meaning to forsake the party to which one owes allegiance or office. |
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Material mind is the arena in which human personalities live, are self-conscious, make decisions, choose God or forsake him, eternalize or destroy themselves. |
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But for that very reason, we cannot forsake the necessity of discussing the concept in a comprehensive and allinclusive manner, without any imposed constraints. |
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I have already had an opportunity to speak about this subject, and to specify that UNESCO is, in no way, going to forsake the principles that underlie this Convention. |
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This is a duty which no priest may ever forsake, even though the difficulties caused by today's secularized mentality can at times make it extremely demanding for him. |
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Styled after the classic oval lighter design, his slim gold case will slip into the smallest clutch bag so you never have to forsake your favourite scent. |
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He was supposed to be educated in liberal arts and divine scripture, but elected to study only holy doctrine, and to forsake his noble birth in favour of a religious life. |
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I am resolved to forsake Malta, tread a pilgrimage to fair Jerusalem. |
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When Ivar the impious pirate saw that the noble king would not forsake Christ, but with resolute faith called after Him, he ordered Edmund beheaded, and the heathens did so. |
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He requested that accommodations be provided only for himself and his retinue, which would forsake its weapons in a sign of amity and absolute confidence. |
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