Sentence examples for quick to renounce from inspiring English sources

It is unlikely that when she spoke with the administration she was as quick to renounce her past as she was before the Senate.

To ensure the positivity of their discipline, sociologists have been quick to renounce its coordinating function, also known as encyclopedic or architectonic function, which characterizes philosophy.

So when problems do arise, they are quick to renounce responsibility.

The Bush administration announced in 2006 that it was restoring diplomatic ties with Libya as a reward for Colonel Qaddafi's decision in 2003 to renounce terrorism and abandon work on weapons of mass destruction, a reversal that Bush administration officials were quick to attribute to the American invasion of Iraq.

The group pledged in February to renounce kidnapping altogether, although it has not renounced violence.

Who wouldn't want to renounce war?

We are to renounce all foreign securities.

That would be to renounce my values.

What about Muslims — were they free to renounce their faith?

I didn't want to renounce my Queen".

Last week, he signalled his intention to renounce his US citizenship.