Sentence examples for come to repudiate from inspiring English sources

It's the story of a natural who comes to recognize just how trained and habituated his nature had become, and finding himself gifted at an art that, with the age of reason, he had come to repudiate.

In private correspondence with the author of this entry, Nelson reported that has come to repudiate this position, for reasons of the sort discussed in Turner 2005, §6. 1. Cf. Sextus Empiricus [1949] (10.218, SVF 2.331): "The Stoics want to place above this [the existent] yet another, more primary genus….

He would later come to repudiate Śāntarakṣita's pragmatic idealism.

Mr. Heck, who later settled in the United States, came to repudiate Nazi ideology and wrote and lectured widely about his boyhood experience.

In time, he came to repudiate his own tactics and not only forgave players who quit, but also sought their forgiveness.

How he comes to repudiate that mind-set and find his own way is at the heart of the book as much as Peshtigo or the modern logistics of fire management.

Later Weyl came to repudiate atomistic theories of the continuum, including that of his own Das Kontinuum.

The closest Congress came to repudiating the official maltreatment of Mandela was then Massachusetts Senator John Kerry's retort that it was "a great shame" that his name was on the watch list.

But the closest Melania has come to publicly repudiating her husband is flicking away his hand; she might dislike her life, as is rumored, but she appears to prefer it to taking any sort of stand.

In part, this implies that as a country we have come to recognize and repudiate the mythology of racial hierarchy and accept what science has long since proven, that biologically there is only one human species, only one human race.

The criminologists who promoted the superpredator theory have acknowledged that their prediction never came to pass, repudiated the theory and expressed regret.