Sentence examples for recanted from inspiring English sources
He then recanted his recantation, but admitted to a journalist that "It's very possible I misunderstood what [Willingham] said".
She recanted her accusation and then recanted her recantation.
Seven of the nine witnesses who testified at the trial recanted their accounts before the state of Georgia killed him by lethal injection.
The referee, Octavio Meyran from Mexico, publicly recanted while the rulers of the sport looked on.
Some witnesses who testified against Davis at trial later recanted, and others who did not testify came forward to say another man did it.
If those seven witnesses were credible enough to put my brother on death row, then why weren't they credible when they recanted?" Davis said.
He subsequently recanted and offered his services to the Irish police.
Ruffin said that seven of the nine witnesses at Davis's 1991 trial had since recanted.
Indeed, the coalition's ideas build on those of Tony Blair, who recanted his Napoleonic approach to the public services in his second term as prime minister.
He recanted on his commitment in 2009 to Palestinian statehood, causing consternation abroad but little comment in Israel, where nobody really thought he was still a supporter of a two-state deal.
