Sentence examples for emphatically repudiated from inspiring English sources
At least some of them took inspiration from the notion that Jesus Christ wrote the constitution (which would be news to the deists, such as James Madison, who were its actual authors) and that it prohibits federal ownership of any land excepting administrative sites within the United States – a contention that more than two centuries of American jurisprudence has emphatically repudiated.
They also emphatically repudiated the scholasticism that prevailed in academic philosophy and took a lively interest in the developments that brought about the scientific revolution.
President Reagan received an endorsement from the KKK and emphatically repudiated, saying he had no tolerance for what the KKK represented.
At least some of them took inspiration from the notion that Jesus Christ wrote the Constitution (which would be news to the Deists, like James Madison, who were its actual authors) and that it prohibits federal ownership of any land excepting administrative sites within the United States -- a contention that more than two centuries of American jurisprudence has emphatically repudiated.
They repudiated his findings.
Mustafa Kemal repudiated the treaty.
He immediately repudiated it.
They repudiated all of the above events.
(Mr. Romney also repudiated the proposed attack).
Who wins if this law is repudiated?
Iran has repudiated the report as fiction.
