Sentence examples for by repudiating from inspiring English sources

Third, Clinton has established this lead by repudiating the netroots theory of politics.

Religious leaders sometimes feature too: Sir Jonathan Sacks, Britain's chief rabbi, this week created a mini-stir by repudiating "multiculturalism".

Media fantasies notwithstanding, you can't lead a party by repudiating its base or campaigning against its reigning ideology.

His sole focus, it turned out, was to satisfy a campaign promise by repudiating Obama's principal foreign policy legacy.

The internet would have been awash with articles calling on him to "articulate a coherent vision", by repudiating New Labour and all its evil works.

France ended by repudiating Fleury's recognition of the Pragmatic Sanction and by forgoing a chance to concentrate on naval and colonial rivalry with Great Britain.

But, starting right now, today, Republicans could mount a moral reawakening of their party---by repudiating their moral catastrophe of a presidential nominee.

In 32 B.C., Antony sealed his fate by formally repudiating Octavia.

Berman clearly wants him to prove his credentials by unconditionally repudiating various Islamist grandees.

Mr Miliband won the leadership by specifically repudiating much of Mr Blair's "New Labour" politics, vanquishing his more Blairite brother David in the process.

Iranian Government leaders consolidated several days of effective public diplomacy at the United Nations yesterday by formally repudiating their country's death threat against Salman Rushdie, the British writer.