Sentence examples for apparent renunciation from inspiring English sources
Greaves's apparent renunciation of directorial authority became, in a peculiar way, an extension of that authority beyond the confines of the scripted action.
His apparent renunciation of stylistic flourishes — the absence of lyrical rhetoric, the spare sketching of context, the paring of narrative voice to short, stark strokes — was the style of no style, an aesthetic obsession so fanatical and so closely linked to Hemingway's sense of personal bearing and way of life that it comes off, in retrospect, as an inverse dandyism.
The price of ecumenical politics was apparently the renunciation of a fundamental tenet of faith.
Neither film will shed any light on his feelings about the missile crisis, his renunciation of Cuban citizenship and the apparent break with Fidel, or his aborted revolution in the Congo.
There was what one historian called a "renunciation of renunciation".
Renunciation benefitted Wool.
But renunciation of what?
Renunciation is not unheard-of.
A renunciation of Massachusetts, really.
No annunciation this – all renunciation.
