Sentence examples for as repudiation from inspiring English sources

Near the end of her speech, Yeonmi expressed her greatest fear as repudiation from the North Korean government.

In the meantime, Monsanto has cited the EPA's backing of glyphosate safety as repudiation of the IARC finding both in court and with regulators in Europe who are also looking at glyphosate safety issues.

When Toklas became a Catholic, in 1957, she went so far as to characterize the conversion not as a repudiation of Judaism but as a return to the Church.

Their victories, "beating them at their own game," were seen as a national triumph and as a repudiation of the American stereotype of the Japanese as myopic weaklings.

Some bishops meeting here said they did not view that outcome as a repudiation of their guidance, but as a reflection of polls that showed that social and moral issues were not primary concerns for voters, including Catholics, this year.

Although the votes for Ong fell short of the PAP's expected 60 70% range, the result was not seen as a repudiation of the PAP but as indicative of Singaporeans' appetite for stronger checks and balances.

While a crushing defeat of Democrats would be widely seen as judgment on his presidency, advisers say Mr. Obama would probably not take heavy midterm losses as a personal repudiation, as George W. Bush seemed to after the "thumpin' " his party suffered in 2006, or as Mr. Clinton did after the Democrats were run over in 1994.

"I don't think this is as much a repudiation of Mel and his personal life as it is about a film with difficult subject matter," he told the LA Times.

Murillo is most commonly known by his Aztec name, Atl (the Náhuatl word for "water"), which he adopted as a repudiation of his Spanish heritage and as a demonstration of his pride in his Mexican Indian ancestors and their culture.

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

Democrats and liberals see Kathy Hochul's victory as a repudiation of the Republican assault on Medicare and as a sign of things to come.