Sentence examples for a total repudiation from inspiring English sources
But Tim Miller, a former party staffer who served as an aide to Jeb Bush's presidential campaign, warned of a potentially "devastating" effect while dubbing Trump "a total repudiation" of what Republicans had hoped to accomplish over the last four years.
These chapters seem to mark an end to magic, a radical reversal of opinion, and a total repudiation of De occulta philosophia and all occult science.
We already know Copenhagen won't have legally binding agreements, but how the nations of the world use the meeting to tee up negotiations in 2010 will determine whether the event will be deemed a barely marginal success or a total repudiation of the U.N. approach.
We already know that Copenhagen won't have legally binding agreements, but how the nations of the world use the meeting to tee up negotiations in 2010 will determine whether the 3-year run up to this meeting will be deemed a marginal success or a total repudiation of the U.N. approach.
And the recent economic collapse has been a total repudiation of this position.
This not only represents a total repudiation of the constitutional demand that it "advise" before it "consents" to Kavanaugh's nomination.
But, Mr. Barbour said: "This was an absolute total repudiation by New York City's voters of the policies of the Obama administration.
This came not even two months after the release of "Take Care," Drake's masterpiece album of sensitivity and recrimination, and it read like an almost total repudiation of it.
Even the most conservative commentators acknowledge that there has been an almost total repudiation.
A nomination the Republican elites understand would be a complete and total repudiation of their leadership, and one they believe would result in electoral ruin.
It also pointed the way to how this president – enjoying his final months in office and positive approval numbers – intends to interject in an election dominated by a reality TV star who represents the total repudiation of everything he stands for, in style and in substance.
