Sentence examples for clear repudiation from inspiring English sources

He wanted a clear repudiation by Mrs Thatcher of Sir Alan in the Commons.

Some said it was a clear repudiation of his confrontational policy of shifting Taiwan toward independence from China.

The outcome was widely interpreted as a clear repudiation of Mr. Chen's controversial policies aimed at shifting Taiwan toward independence.

A recession would seem to be a clear repudiation of President Bush's policies and, by extension, the Republican Party.

"It was a clear repudiation of those wanting the club to get involved in the immigration debate".

The vote, a clear repudiation of Mr. Powell, suggested that he miscalculated the widespread opposition to the new rules.

At first, "Haymakers" and "Reapers," both from 1785, seem exemplary in their clear-eyed repudiation of pastoral poesy: no china-doll shepherdesses, no curly-haired swains.

The new plan stands as a clear, if unstated, repudiation of earlier decisions.

By the time the decision came down, it was clear that the repudiation of the gold clause had not destroyed the government's credit.

"We should keep insisting that the United States pressure the coup leaders more to give a clear demonstration of repudiation of the coup," Zelaya said from the Nicaraguan town of Ocotal, where he has parked his government-in-exile near the Honduran border, accompanied by hundreds of supporters.

For all its roughening rhyming, there's a remarkable consistency to Heaney's oeuvre over the decades — a personal evolution strikingly clear of self-repudiations and dead-ends.