Sentence examples similar to after being repudiated from inspiring English sources

George Bush and his policies had to be repudiated.

Mostly, everything he stands for was repudiated resoundingly.

Boris was born to King Coloman's second wife Euphemia of Kiev after his mother was repudiated for adultery.

In state after state, he has been repudiated by voters seeking a more boisterous and convincing conservative.

After the Republican party was repudiated at the polls in 2006, Bush fired defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld over Cheney's objections and installed the much more reasonable Robert Gates.

When she was only two years old, she was promised to the Dauphin, the infant son of King Francis I of France, but the contract was repudiated after three years.

The union was forced to drop its campaign for a shorter workweek in the factories of eastern Germany after its hard-nosed negotiating tactics were repudiated by Germans across the political spectrum.

President Sarkozy was repudiated by the electorate after trying to make modest reforms to prepare France to compete in the 21st century.

He told her that young people had needed to break with the authoritarian culture that had never been repudiated in West Germany after the defeat of the Nazis.

I have previously noted that defeated Southerners were very hostile to being taxed to repay the Union debt after the Civil War, while the Confederate debt was repudiated and not permitted to be repaid by the states.

Where a minor tries to create a trust, it will be held voidable, and can be repudiated by him when he reaches majority, or soon after.