Sentence examples for renouncing of from inspiring English sources

"A lot of people take [your new] paper to be a renouncing of your earlier arguments".

Several younger audience members look anxious, chewing their pens between conscientious note-taking of the bible passages Professor Gagnon uses to justify the renouncing of homosexuality.

Obviously, there's a limit: It's not like he was going to come on stage and renounce his renouncing of the health-care law that was once his signature accomplishment as governor of Massachusetts, and which formed the basis of Obamacare.

But the reversal on carbon dioxide emissions, the humbling of Christie Whitman as administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, the threats to Mr. Clinton's forest protection plan, the weakening of the Endangered Species Act and the renouncing of the Kyoto agreement on global warming depict a mindset that is anything but comic.

This underscores one of the book's most salient conflicts -- the need to belong versus the renouncing of patrimony -- which Smith attempts to spell out in a grand finale, a fortuitous meeting of parents and children at Marcus's FutureMouse exhibition on New Year's Eve 1992.

This shocked some of the peasants and didn't sit well, apparently, with some of his friends and followers, who found the biking silly and even un-Christian: How did it square with all the renouncing of the material world that he was doing?

His resolve and determination do not appear to have diminished despite the prosaic hurdles of renouncing ownership of almost everything, including money.

What she renounced, of course, was nothing like regular movie criticism.

He also renounced of the Duchy of Troppau in 1501.

The new monarch bestowed the title of Duke of Slavonia upon him, but he renounced of it in 1495.

Rejecting sex as a musical tool was part of renouncing the evils of rock.