Sentence examples for So repudiated from inspiring English sources

Other peoples have seen their cultures dismissed as backward or barbarous, but the antiquity of those cultures has rarely been so repudiated.

Owing to his ineptness in handling the situation in Kansas, Pierce was denied renomination by the Democrats, and he remains the only president to be so repudiated by his party.

When William Jennings Bryan delivered his impassioned Cross of Gold speech, the delegates not only nominated the little-known Bryan for president but also repudiated Cleveland the first and only president ever to be so repudiated by his own party.

Rand identifies universals with concepts, understood as attributes of consciousness, and so repudiates the intrinsicism of the realists; for Rand, the problem of universals belongs to epistemology, not to metaphysics.

In no inaugural has a president so completely repudiated the policies of his predecessor as Obama did on Tuesday.

Mr. Romney has not so much repudiated the Ryan budget as de-emphasized it, speaking vaguely of drafting his own plan if elected.

Pitting one Rhenish class against another made no sense in that place at that time, so "Marx repudiated his own writing".

He criticized the Milosevic coalition for hanging on when it has been so thoroughly repudiated and said: "You are the former ones.

How is it that a self-proclaimed champion of the working class like Serra could be so roundly repudiated by the workers?

"We are at a moment now when liberalism is poised to have its biggest impact on America since Roosevelt, because the conservative viewpoint has been so thoroughly repudiated by reality," Frank said.

In 2000, after he appointed a Presidential advisory panel, which included Duesberg and other denialists, to study the cause of AIDS, he was so brutally repudiated by world leaders and public-health professionals that he essentially ceased talking about the issue.