| The yogi forsakes stealing, lying, cheating, killing, and other exploitative and self-gratifying behaviours. |
| But this almost patronizing gospel of high learning forsakes necessary historicization and theory for more myopic designs. |
| The moment that the peasant forsakes his life of toil pure and simple for the leisured existence of the landowning classes, he becomes intolerable. |
| Moreover the hercynian Forest attends for a while its native Cattans, then suddenly forsakes them. |
| Some works are autobiographical, including a piece about a dutiful daughter who forsakes her own happiness to care for her mother. |
| Sooner or later, the worm forsakes this kind of caltrop which catches on to everything. |
