Sentence examples for renounced not from inspiring English sources

True believers will have to prove that they have renounced not only violence but also the Taliban's brutality and medieval values.

The translucent white tabletops, the glass-panelled walls, the greenish lighting, and, most of all, the food evoke some utopian future where the people have renounced not just meat but also soil, in favor of brightly colored, hydroponically grown produce.

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.

There is all of that, but the main thing is, we should renounce not because what we are renouncing is something dirty, or something evil or really evil incarnate, but because really there is no such thing as evil.

The past is renounced, but not fully.

"Deep Throat," the X-rated film that gave Linda Lovelace a fame she later renounced, is not as popular as it once was.

His reply suggested that he had not renounced RAF ideals.

Iran has not renounced terrorism in the intervening years.

Another major group, Islamic Jihad, has not renounced attacks.

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