Sentence examples for as a repudiation from inspiring English sources

It was taken as a repudiation of everything Wilson stood for.

Do you see the election results as a repudiation of your politics?

"I don't view this as a repudiation of the president and the first lady," he said.

It was a very close vote — we tend to overinterpret election results, as a repudiation or a welcome.

Dozens of journalists, seeing this as a repudiation of Le Monde's traditions, signed a petition criticizing him.

Interpreting Roosevelt's victory as a repudiation of his own leadership, Lewis resigned as president of the CIO in 1940.

He positioned his candidacy as a repudiation of the kind of politics the Clintons practiced and a generational break.

What do you make of Republicans who view the prize as a repudiation of the policies of George Bush?

It is easy to interpret this approach as a repudiation of the F.B.I.'s system and electronic surveillance in general.

If this was read as a repudiation of the previous eight years of Bush, there was plenty more of it.

But he did cast a vote in 1984 that is often cited by his critics as a repudiation of Roe.