Sentence examples for my renunciation from inspiring English sources

Some say that my renunciation of English could be disastrous, that my escape could lead me into a trap.

For those reasons and others, I was glad to learn that my renunciation of Britain in the USA carries no weight in Britain, and that even in American law, I can be both American and British.

But since, unlike my literary heroines, I was actually filled with resentment, my speech came out like a parody of renunciation.

Burke's sensitivity can produce apodictic language in order to persuade people to make use of the ideas they have inherited, by urging 'a total renunciation of every speculation of my own; and… [by recommending] a profound reverence for the wisdom of our ancestors' (CWA, W & S 1981-, 1981-,9).

As our family's reluctantly-appointed social secretary, I was therefore asked by my husband, several days after his formal renunciation of Antigua and its many splendors, to organize a South African safari for the family for next Christmas.

I was so much less directed, single-minded, so much less clear in my aims, tasks and renunciations than the young fellow I picked up at his Nottingham hotel on the Friday of the last Test.

These dreams of renunciation and patience, it occurred to me, were prejudices that I had derived from my own life and my own experience as a writer.

Renunciation benefitted Wool.

But renunciation of what?

Renunciation is not unheard-of.

A renunciation of Massachusetts, really.