Examples of using "Renoncer" in a sentence and their english translations:
I had to resign.
Quitting smoking is easy, quitting you is too hard.
I had to resign.
I can't give it up.
But there was no giving up now.
She had to give up her dream.
- You're not asking me to give up, are you?
- You aren't asking me to give up, are you?
I can't give up on my dreams.
to opt out of developing math skills,
don't you think it might be time to give it up?"
She had to give up her life in America.
His health was the forfeit of heavy drinking.
- What's the point of giving up now?
- Where's the sense in giving up now?
How do I make him give up his dream?
No one ever seizes power with the intention of relinquishing it.
Tom is forced to give up his job.
he does not want to give up his dream of film.
The family has now decided to give up farming entirely.
I can't do without coffee after meals.
Renouncing the buttery food of the patriarchal family table
Without giving up the measure, without fear, but without underestimating
As such, the applicant cannot renounce it in advance.
I can't give it up.
You shouldn't give up just because you have no talent.
was because I did not want to give up my power or my income.
Nor can he renounce the benefit of res judicata.
Keiko's parents talked her out of dating him.
I would rather die than relinquish my virginity before marriage.
You must not give up, you can succeed. I have faith in you.
- Power is a drug; few ever succeed in giving it up voluntarily.
- Power is a drug which few ever manage to relinquish.
- Power is a drug which few ever manage to give up voluntarily.
Tom does not want to waive his right to a jury trial.
You can't give up on your dreams.
Joan of Arc refused to attribute the voices she could hear to anything other than the Word of the Lord.
It was raining so hard that we had to put off our departure.
People of privilege will always risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage.
We can safely abandon the doctrine of the eighties, namely that the rich were not working because they had too little money, the poor because they had too much.
People of privilege will always risk their complete destruction rather than surrender any material part of their advantage. Intellectual myopia, often called stupidity, is no doubt a reason. But the privileged also feel that their privileges, however egregious they may seem to others, are a solemn, basic, God-given right. The sensitivity of the poor to injustice is a trivial thing compared with that of the rich.