Sentence examples for can't repudiate from inspiring English sources

You may say that things like Social Security checks aren't the same as interest due on bonds because Congress can't repudiate debt, but it can, if it chooses, pass a law reducing benefits.

My cringe reflex is exhausted.Ms Parker is not the first conservative to back away from her initial enthusiasm for Mrs Palin, but she is the first (that I'm aware of) to come to this conclusion:McCain can't repudiate his choice for running mate.

It doesn't repudiate its predecessor so much as cast it in a different light.

(In other words, profligate Argentina couldn't repudiate its debt, because it's a democracy).

But Kerry didn't repudiate his vote; he never has, even when the temptation was enormous.

"We didn't repudiate the criticisms the Tories were making of when we were in government.

You wouldn't repudiate him.

Or worse: what if, after you've repudiated those things, other people say that you didn't repudiate them hard enough?

Dobbs seemed to find that funny, but he didn't repudiate Simcox.

I can't imagine being repudiated in the way they were and then coming back and saying 'Now that we've been repudiated, let's go pass some legislation.' " "I'm surprised by how blatant it was," he added.

Snowden did not repudiate the N.S.A.'s error.