Sentence examples for worth renouncing from inspiring English sources

Is it worth renouncing love forever, as Alberich does, to win control of the Rheingold?

Here was an award, I thought, worth renouncing my US citizenship for.

A Two-Jags legacy worth renouncing If the new government is still in repeal mode after today's Budget – and I hope it will be – it could do far worse than abolish the three-mile long express lane on the London-bound M4.

When it does, it may be worth considering the possibility that being more respectful will require renouncing a pleasure that most of us are loathe to admit, namely, the delicious taste of vented anger.

Even if Iran produced a weapon's worth of material in a year, it would not necessarily mean the country was ready for what experts call "breakout" — renouncing the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and declaring, as North Korea did, that the country was now a nuclear power.

Because they aren't renouncing Al Qaeda".

At long last I was renouncing chance".

You're talking about renouncing U.S. citizenship.

Eduardo Saverin, who was a year ahead of Zuckerberg at Harvard and is the company's initial business manager, is renouncing his U.S. citizenship just in time to escape some of the taxes he would have to pay on upwards of several billion dollars' worth of stock.

"That is not renouncing Communism or socialism.

So is the N.F.L. renouncing its past?