Sentence examples for decisive repudiation that from inspiring English sources
But a Bush "unsigning" would be a decisive repudiation that would not only devastate America's credibility as the champion of international justice but reveal an American denial of reality.
All eight students firmly denied that Jewish temples had ever stood in Jerusalem, a repudiation that has gained widespread currency among Palestinians, both Christian and Muslim.
The only school that avoided these two was "speculative theism" and it was under their influence that Lotze's breakthrough emerged: the decisive repudiation of naturalism without falling into mere "history of philosophy".
But there's a strong consensus on the right that we should be headed for a much more decisive repudiation of this administration than the current polls suggest is possible.
"It's frankly a decisive repudiation of the administration's approach to Russia," said Randy Scheunemann, a foreign policy adviser to Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, in the 2008 presidential election who is now working with Russian opposition figures supporting the Magnitsky bill.
But when the Presbyterians voted to divest, it was a decisive repudiation of these threats.
--Rigid stands on guns and abortion -- a scornful repudiation that these issues can be negotiated with those who disagree.
From Qatar, there were instant repudiations that its successful bid was in any way tainted or bought.
Tell yourself that you are decisive not that you "can be" or "will become" decisive, but that you already "are".
Booker stood as a repudiation of that, an Ivy League technocrat who insisted that there was nothing "black" about Newark's ailments or his proposed remedies.
