Sentence examples for apparent repudiation from inspiring English sources

This apparent repudiation by Dr. Sun-Yat-Sen of his programme outlined in the Herald of the 16th inst., to which Wu-Ting-Fang agreed, introduces a new complication into an already most complicated situation.

This apparent repudiation of top-down democracy should resonate deeply with the Tea Party and the Occupy Movement.

Trump's candidacy represents an angry repudiation of this argument, and an apparent denial of political reality.

Beyond showing an apparent indifference to the United States' star power, the I.O.C. vote was interpreted as a repudiation of the U.S.O.C., which has been in upheaval over the past year and has struggled to gain a favorable standing within the I.O.C. "It was a defeat for the U.S.O.C., not for Chicago," said Denis Oswald, an I.O.C. member from Switzerland.

"But what kind of compromise can you have if the U.S. doesn't want to hear anybody?" For Bush aides, like Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, an expert on Russia, the apparent defection of President Vladimir V. Putin and Russia's threat to exercise its veto was something of a repudiation of the administration's policy toward Russia.

The repudiation infuriated David.

They represent the repudiation of the norm.

Their repudiation of western ways is selective.

It is a repudiation of his past.

For Bharara, this was a devastating repudiation.

It's a wholesale repudiation of it.