Sentence examples for yet renounced from inspiring English sources

He described Jaser as "intelligent, devious, and untrustworthy" adding that he has "not yet renounced his violent and racist beliefs".

It has been done -- it just does not yet prevail, because we have not yet renounced the dysfunctional status quo that does.

In the case of the two going concerns, they have grown beyond being solely Shakespearean companies, though it's worth noting that the Shaw Festival has not yet renounced old G.B., even as it has expanded its own repertoire as well.

Hamas is, however, a movement that has not yet renounced violence, while the Palestinian people need help from Europe – including financial aid – more than ever.

The Fontainebleau forest had earlier attracted other artists, among them Théodore Rousseau and Jean-François Millet, who insisted that art represent the reality of everyday life, even though they had not yet completely renounced the constraints imposed by traditional training.

The Hamas charter retains poisonous language toward Israel, and the group has yet to renounce its views on the place of violence in the Palestinian resistance.

The Canadian-born US Senator Ted Cruz has yet to renounce his Canadian citizenship as promised, but looks forward to the process being completed soon.

We could swim with dolphins, take a dhow, hunt for turtles, or explore the narrow streets of Lamu town, Kenya's oldest town which still boasts just three cars, yet we renounce all these in favour of just relaxing.

And he and many of his peers are far from becoming fully reformed democrats: he has yet to renounce the insurgency, though he denies directly supporting it, and warns that more violence could come.

But unlike Fatah, which has explicitly accepted the idea of two states, Hamas, while groping towards a de facto acceptance of Israel, has yet to renounce its desire eventually to liberate all of Palestine from the Jordan river to the Mediterranean sea.So far Mr Obama has held his cards to his chest.

It allowed Bowie to take the central role onstage, hiding behind a mask of glamorous decadence that some would say hes yet to renounce.