Sentence examples for hardly renounce from inspiring English sources
In the case of abortion, he calculated that, since he could hardly renounce his pro-choice identity, he could at least neutralize it, and possibly even gain some measure of advantage, by straightforwardly owning up to it.
Abolish, not just renounce them.
Mr Chambliss is a conservative Republican, but hardly doctrinaire: he has renounced a pledge he once signed never to support any tax increase, and has worked with Senate Democrats.Although Messrs Erickson and Price decided to stay where they are, the Republican field with the election more than a year off already numbers seven.
Mr Chambliss is a conservative Republican, but hardly doctrinaire: he has renounced a pledge he once signed never to support any tax increase, and has worked with Senate Democrats.Although Messrs Erickson and Price decided to stay where they are, the Republican field with the election more than a year off has already swelled to seven.
On one hand, you know you can hardly complain since you chose to renounce your managerial responsibilities some years ago; on the other, your company's pay structure is clearly based more on job title than contribution, and that rankles.
France had mutual defense treaties with many European states, and it could hardly honor those treaties if it agreed to renounce war altogether.
In renouncing not only Russia but all "extra-musical" content, Stravinsky was hardly alone.
"One thing striking is the trend in terms of renouncing religious affiliation you might say continues to move up at a regular pace, while there is hardly any perceptible trend in the percentage of people who express atheist or agnostic beliefs".
Let him renounce violence.
