Sentence examples for I would renounce from inspiring English sources

I would renounce college and the future of food storage and buy a one-way ticket to the utterly unforeseeable.

I would renounce those who feigned innocence or slight stupidity in order to create empathy in their readers; I would never fall into the trap of candor.

In a step unprecedented since the UN's creation, the kingdom declared that it would renounce the seat.

In a step unprecedented since the creation of the UN of which Saudi Arabia was, incidentally, a founding member the kingdom declared that it would renounce the Security Council seat.

The cause of peace got a lift from another source on Sunday, when the Irish National Liberation Army, a once-feared splinter group of the Irish Republican Army, said it would renounce violence and suggested it might soon relinquish its weapons to disarmament officials.

In 2003, Hamas stated it would renounce violence if the Israelis were "willing to fully withdraw from the 1967 occupied territories and they present a timetable for doing so".

Thus the Kremlin announced last week that it would renounce the strategic arms reduction treaty (known as New Start) agreed with Washington two years ago if the US did not abandon its European missile defence plans.

By day three, I'd renounced my goal of becoming an archeologist.

If we undertake this challenge, I, for one, would renounce my rights to any tax reduction made possible by the budget surplus.

I didn't dare to move, and when Sestra, abruptly and inexplicably, rolled like a happy dog on the ankle-deep Afghan rug I feared that our parents would renounce us.

I would have asked President Morsi if he would renounce Iran's position regarding the destruction of Israel if and when substantive progress were made on a Palestinian State.