shun

Why does society want one story and shun the other?

He had to turn against the society that shunned him.

We are shunned even by our own kind, who look down on too much effort.

Or are you one who shuns the light in general?

But state Republican leaders shunned him as if he were a disease.

If the answer is to be never, we should not shun the truth.

He that would live to the next world must shun this.

Women shunned him, which certainly had an effect on the development of his character.

I know you better than to think you'd shun high office for any of those reasons.

Still, many workers here seem to shun the union because times are so good.

And if others shun the stock, they say, so much the better.

Yes, I was shunned by most people in the village.

Some groups are made up of people who shun the same ideas.

"People would shun us, even though we had never done anything to them," he says.

What will happen when these two are back together, after shunning each other for more than 30 years?

His children, he said, were shunned by school friends who told them their father "was a bad man."

They shunned people now, and when school opened the boys did not go.

She was shunned at church by those who had grown up with her.

As a result, he and his family are shunned by the residents of the small town in which they live.

The business failed, as it was shunned by his former friends.

She preferred to work alone and shunned most art groups.

The Darkness is what you have shunned for all your life.

His two grown children shun working 60 hours a week in a family business.

However, he added, perhaps the very short man should shun the style.

As if the mother shunned the son who had brought her fall from grace.