Sentence examples for be completely repudiated from inspiring English sources

In an interview with Mr. Bao, Hong Kong's South China Morning Post wrote that Mr. Bao said the tragedy must be "completely repudiated" if China is to move forward.

Bill Clinton's doctrine — that the era of big government is over — has been completely repudiated.

They have a manifesto that's been completely repudiated by the public and indeed by Tory MPs themselves, and no idea what the DUP will agree to or not," she told Sky News' Sophy Ridge on Sunday.

The belief that measles vaccine causes autism, one of the drivers of the anti-vaccine movement, has been completely repudiated.

ISIS is completely repudiating large areas of traditional jurisprudence".

Whether this was the White House feeling the need to rebut what the directors had said during the open hearing, when they completely repudiated him, I don't know".

While the problem of philosophy's identity as a discipline of course goes back to Plato, we are faced, in the nineteenth-century German context, with the particular problem of philosophy's relation to the positive sciences, which had completely repudiated and replaced the knowledge-claims of the speculative systems of German Idealism.

In contrast, the progressives championed a new national order that completely repudiated the localized democracy of the 19th century.

In no inaugural has a president so completely repudiated the policies of his predecessor as Obama did on Tuesday.

The Old Court majorities in both houses, however, completely repudiated the New Court, passing a bill to restore the Old Court and overturn all legislation related to the New Court.

That is completely, completely unfair.