renouncing造句

Hieratic life and writing experience best answer his enigma of renouncing the family.

Prince Phillip, after renouncing his Greek and Danish titles, was given the British royal title of Duke of Edinburgh.

You are not renouncing the culture, the tradition, the knowledge - all of that goes with you when you withdraw from the world.

While boys often expressed nostalgia and affection toward gi Joe, renouncing Barbie appeared to be a rite of passage for many girls, Nairn said.

In Massachusetts, only Christians were allowed to hold public office, and Catholics were allowed to do so only after renouncing papal authority.

Probably the most generous because also the most absurd, capable of renouncing the whole world, and consequently giving away all that can be given?

Lastly, China's policy of not renouncing the use of force to resolve the Taiwan issue serves as a great deterrence. This is why Chen has come up with a "new middle-road" policy that stresses "national security".

Because of many of us so-called practitioner, Buddhist, spiritual person we maybe meditating, we maybe renouncing, but also actually somewhere deep inside we are just looking for a better life.

His surname was Cruncher, and on the youthful occasion of his renouncing by proxy the works of darkness, in the easterly parish church of Houndsditch, he had received the added appellation of Jerry.

A senior Chinese defense strategist has said his nation needs to build offensive strength and an "effective nuclear force" but has no intention of renouncing its no-first-use nuclear doctrine.