Sentence examples for He repudiated from inspiring English sources
He repudiated all parties, right and left, and, with them, the naïveté of his generation.
He repudiated remarks of his former minister — he called them "incendiary" — and urged voters to "take a different path".
He repudiated Joséphine, who had not given him a child, so that he could marry Marie-Louise, daughter of the Austrian emperor Francis I.
He repudiated this arm-twisting policy in his recent press conference by asserting catagorically that he will support any & all Republicans in the future.
He repudiated the pro-Western policy of Manuel and asserted the independence of the Eastern church, thus arousing the hostility of Western Christians.
He repudiated another report because it was made by United States wheat growers who were in fierce competition with Australian growers for the lucrative Iraqi market.
He repudiated the treaty of Dec. 6, 1921, that they signed to form the Irish Free State, however, primarily because it imposed an oath of allegiance to the British crown.
He repudiated the term as without real sense: "…the talk of the atheist should be considered thoughtless and erroneous.
He repudiates his best friend when she decides to marry.
He repudiates them and censors them -- he has no liking for them, in short.
"He has made it clear that he rejects bigotry, he rejects prejudice and he repudiates anti-Catholicism," he said.
