Sentence examples for * repudiated in from inspiring English sources

All these she repudiated in turn.

And Mr. Gingrich was repudiated in the fires of Mr. Clinton's impeachment.

In "Shoah," archival footage was repudiated in favor of immediate experience that revived the past, virtually but with transcendent force.

It is savagely repudiated in Shepard's trilogy of Curse of the Starving Class, Buried Child and True West.

It was repudiated in the East in Constantinople, where the memory of Crusader violence persisted, as well as in other Orthodox churches, notably the Church of Russia.

In most countries this proceeding is delicate because a confession gained in violation of the suspect's rights can be repudiated in court.

In 2006, in the wake of George W Bush's catastrophic blunders in Iraq and Afghanistan, Fukuyama repudiated neoconservatism in a book titled America at the Crossroads.

Muggleton was imprisoned for blasphemy in 1653, and his own followers temporarily repudiated him in 1660 and again in 1670.

The obligation of the people was to be the true community, in which the relationship between its members was open, in which social distance was repudiated, and in which response to the divine will expressed in Torah was called for equally from all.

Tagore was awarded a knighthood in 1915, but he repudiated it in 1919 as a protest against the Amritsar Massacre.

Another factor was logical positivism, whose representatives repudiated metaphysics in general as meaningless: in the first chapter of A.J. Ayer's anti-metaphysical tract Language, Truth and Logic, Bradley is presented solely as a metaphysician and, on the basis of a single out-of-context sentence, selected for ridicule (p. 36).