Sentence examples for I repudiated from inspiring English sources
I repudiated it then, as did Martin [McGuiness] It isn't true.
The Romanian peasants did not join his forces, however; the Russian emperor Alexander I repudiated him, and the Turks quickly defeated him.
"I never liked the looks of the life that was programmed for me — ordinary, hillbilly and poor — and I repudiated it from the time I was 7 years old," Ms. Brown wrote in her book "Having It All" (1982).
At first I repudiated Thrones, Dominations, a Wimsey novel finished after Sayers's death by Jill Paton Walsh – although pathetically eager to meet Lord Peter again, as a pious teenage purist I found the concept of shared authorship too alien to satisfy.
I repudiate Fidel Castro.
"I repudiate that abominable action as a case of terrorism," he said in 2005.
"I reject bigotry, I reject prejudice, I repudiate anti-Catholicism and racism".
"I repudiate the phone calls that came in accusing me of being an anti-Catholic bigot," Mr. Bush said.
But perhaps no comment received more attention on Thursday than that of Mr. Romney, who said at a press briefing in Jacksonville, Fla., "I repudiate that effort".
"I grew up in an environment that condoned policies and views that we now know were wrong," he said, "and I repudiate them".
