Sentence examples for * the repudiation from inspiring English sources

They represent the repudiation of the norm.

In any event, the repudiation from the American people was vehement.

Delegates from these States opposed both to the repudiation and its possible materialization demanded a caucus.

But unlike politicians, they don't have to withstand the repudiation of an entire nation.

This move depended upon the repudiation of its very reason for existence.

He said he was convinced that the repudiation of past statements "was not measured obstructionism but a deranged protest".

Just as the conservative repudiation of George W. Bush boiled down to "he spent too much," the liberal repudiation of Obama has settled on "he didn't spend enough".

"These people are the direct repudiation of al-Qaida.

Campbell thinks of it as the "great repudiation" of gender equality.

Brexit would be the starkest repudiation yet of the postwar consensus favoring ever-deeper global integration.

"Life in America is going forward," he said, calling that "the ultimate repudiation of terrorism".