Sentence examples for not only renounced from inspiring English sources
Five years passed before Mr. Garcia's trial began in the Bronx, and by then he had not only renounced his confession, but his lawyer, Raymond J. Aab, had accused Officer Florio of planting the glass in his own burger to make a quick buck from McDonald's.
José do Patrocínio, a "leading abolitionist journalist, an inveterate republican notable for his disrespect for the Imperial Family, not only renounced his former views" but also "took a leading role in organizing a 'Black Guard'".
The Popular Party has strongly opposed any quick peace deal, insisting that ETA not only renounce its violence and disarm, but also dissolve on terms to be negotiated with the authorities in Madrid.
And if pangs of guilt goad them not only to renounce further downloading but also to seek a way to make it up to the band, that is a fine thing.
Cruz hasn't simply renounced Canadian moderation; last year, he formally renounced the Canadian half of his dual citizenship.
True believers will have to prove that they have renounced not only violence but also the Taliban's brutality and medieval values.
In renouncing not only Russia but all "extra-musical" content, Stravinsky was hardly alone.
In less than a generation, many Mongols had become Lamaists, renouncing not only warfare but all other violence, including hunting and hawking.
The poet Edward Hirsch has described the poems of the two-time Pulitzer Prize winner W.S. Merwin as "concerned not only with what to renounce in the metropolis but also what to preserve in the country".
By the end of Moonraker, he had persuaded us not only that Jaws could renounce his psychotic ways, but also that he could find love, with a tiny blonde sporting Pippi Longstocking plaits.
Not only did he publicly renounce his American citizenship but he told the U.S. consul that he intended to turn over to the Soviet Union military secrets that he had acquired while serving in the Marines, adding that he had data of "special interest" to the Russians.
