Sentence examples for and were repudiated from inspiring English sources

In any case, his ideas never became policy and were repudiated by American public opinion, which followed Henry Stimson's thought that a German polity could be reconstituted only with Christianity and kindness.

Trump has to run for reelection and be repudiated by American voters.

How would it feel to hold yourself up before every citizen and be repudiated or passed over by a healthy majority of them?

During the Cultural Revolution (1966 76) he was branded by the Jiang Qing clique as the representative of a counterrevolutionary line of literature and was repudiated at mass meetings and ruthlessly persecuted.

I hate the direction our country is going in, but the only way I'm willing to have this dialogue is when Trump is out of office and is repudiated, in part, by his own voters.

But there was an especially forlorn quality to the image of Egypt's greatest postcolonial leader — the secular nationalist (and dictator) who was the icon of Arab and third-world unity before he lost the Six Day War of 1967 to Israel and was repudiated by his own successors.

Although this assertion comes as a shock to the press and is repudiated by all Egyptologists, it has some broader background that is worth exploring--see Ana Marie Cox's very intelligent post here that offers a bit more context and background.

He exacted concessions from Otto in 953 and, when these were repudiated, seized the city of Regensburg and welcomed Magyar invaders into Germany.

This act and other bombings were repudiated by al-Banna, who said of the terrorists, "They are neither Brothers, nor are they Muslims".

Charlemagne sought support from the English church at the council of Frankfurt in 794, where the canons passed in 787 at the Second Council of Nicaea were repudiated, and the heresies of two Spanish bishops, Felix and Elipandus, were condemned.

And their heinous acts were repudiated.