Sentence examples for renounced both from inspiring English sources

He renounced both groups but stayed in Kosovo.

By 1957, she had renounced both Communism and her early poetry.

Armed violence must be renounced both by those who want a united Ireland and by those who want to retain the political division of the island between the 26-county Republic of Ireland and the 6-county British province of Northern Ireland.

In a Reichstag speech on 28 April, he renounced both the Anglo-German Naval Agreement and the German Polish Non-Aggression Pact.

At one stage, under the influence of transcendental meditation, Lennon renounced both meat-eating and drugs, and buried a huge quantity of LSD in the garden, which had been obtained by representatives of The Beatles at the Monterey Pop Festival from Augustus Stanley Owsley III.

America's secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, recently reiterated that the United States will not deal with a PA dominated by Hamas, which is listed as a terrorist organisation, unless it renounces both its weapons and its commitment to Israel's destruction.

In a transformed sense as Lukács explicitly acknowledges (GW 11: 582; GW 12: 217)—the subject-object of idealism is an appropriate concept for works of art (which, as one might add, therefore fulfills Lukács' aspirations for the socialist revolution that he had to renounce both politically and philosophically).

Second, from the Chinese, in particular Premier Wen Jiabao, who while responding quite forcefully to the protests has said the "door of dialogue still remained open," on the condition that His Holiness renounces both his claims for Tibetan independence and violent political action.

Although renouncing both the music industry and his trademark instrument, the banjo, he and Julia did continue to sing at gospel revival meetings.

Mr. Benhadjar and his Islamist associates are pushing the government to allow them to form a new political party, and the government may eventually acquiesce -- if the Islamists renounce both violence and their goal of an Islamic state.

The past is renounced, but not fully.