renunciation造句

The talks were dependent on a renunciation of terrorism.

Gandhi exemplified the virtues of renunciation, asceticism, and restraint.

less; self-forgetful 2.renunciation; self-denial

It was Marcus who made the most of his renunciation of his cousin.

Nuclear weapons would be renounced only after a renunciation of the threat of war in diplomacy.

Regarding transforming the mind and renunciation – without the accumulation of quantity (of practice), is transforming the mind possible?

Truth, purity, self-control, firmness, fearlessness, humility, unity, peace, and renunciation-these are the inherent qualities of a civil resister.

It called for, among other things, Iraq's destruction and renunciation of various weapons, including biological, chemical and nuclear arms.

Arjuna said: O Krsna, from renunciation of activities again you are also praising activities in the science of uniting the individual consciousness with the Ultimate Consciousness.

Afflicted with miseries at home, one may put on the ochre cloth of a monk; but that renunciation doesn't last long.

The first problem is to do away with mutual fear and distrust. Solemn renunciation of violence (not only with respect to means of mass destruction) is undoubtedly necessary.

Osmond had talked to Isabel about his renunciation, his indifference, the ease with which he dispensed with the usual aids to success.

He christened this attitude 'amor fati'. (Ironically, it was Nietzsche who led an ascetic life while neither Schopenhauer nor Wagner seemed to have practiced the 'renunciation of the Will'!)

Arjuna said: O mighty armed one, O master of the senses, O slayers of the Kesi demon, I wish to understand the factual distinction of renunciation and the renouncing of the fruit of action.

It was not by mere achievement that he could hope to win to must make a personal reform in all things, even to tooth-washing and neck-gear, though a starched collar affected him as a renunciation of freedom.

The wily tactician left some wriggle room: his renunciation was to facilitate a grand alliance of the right; if it does not happen, he could make another U-turn.

May renunciation, the root of all Dharma practice, and the four thoughts which transform the mind, arise naturally in my mindstream and may I see samsara with all its endless activity as a prison or a pit of fire!