Sentence examples for been repudiated at the from inspiring English sources

So what we now have is a Democratic party that has been repudiated at the polls, headed by a Democratic National Committee that has become irrelevant at best, run part-time by a series of insider politicians.

After the Republican party was repudiated at the polls in 2006, Bush fired defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld over Cheney's objections and installed the much more reasonable Robert Gates.

So much will be made of the fact her decision was repudiated, at least by her opponents.

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.

Two of his past pronouncements concerning the Mona Lisa – that the letters "LV" were visible in her right pupil and that Da Vinci had used a young male muse as inspiration – have been repudiated by experts at the Louvre in Paris, where the painting continues to mesmerise tourists with her enigmatic smile.

He previously suggested that the letters "LV" were visible in her right pupil – a claim that has been repudiated by experts at the Louvre.

Janes noted: At times Tibetan medicine has been repudiated in official revolutionary discourse as superstition employed by the corrupt feudal elite in its exploitation of peasants and nomads.

"The wolf's dictionary," he declared, "has been repudiated".

Throughout the country, Republican extremists like Todd Akin and Richard Mourdock have been repudiated.

Yes, some of the previous administration's more sweeping claims have been repudiated.

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.