Sentence examples for entirely repudiated from inspiring English sources

"We entirely repudiated a personal liability on us to obey general rules," is how Keynes remembered this pre-war homosexual Arcadia.

I guess I'd like Walker and Addie to feel they always have a broad set of choices about how to live — where, and in what manner, and toward what ends — while at the same time I would feel sad if they entirely repudiated the way I grew up.

If this definition of existentialism is accepted, then the suggestion of a family connection between Jaspers and Heidegger cannot be entirely repudiated, for both contributed to the reorganization of philosophical questioning in the 1920s in a manner which conforms to this definition.

A much older code than Islam is at work here, one that Islam doesn't entirely repudiate as it tries to accommodate and sanctify tribal tradition.

"Totally repudiate it.

ISIS is completely repudiating large areas of traditional jurisprudence".

"We repudiated entirely customary morals, conventions and traditional wisdom".

His first book, A Preface to Politics (1913), was mildly socialistic, but Drift and Mastery (1914) was anti-Marxist, and in The Good Society (1937) he repudiated socialism entirely.

But I couldn't help but think that Pegida follows a similar logic in reverse, with only people who repudiate Islam entirely credited with any thoughts of their own, and everyone else assumed to be unthinking members of some enormous, sinister cult.

Wittgenstein later repudiated this approach entirely, but the Tractatus remains treasured by certain philosophical aesthetes and literary types as a fecund compendium of zen koans.

Kubrick again; Burgess hated the adaptation too, calling it "a film which seemed to glorify sex and violence" and which "made it easy for readers of the book to misunderstand what it was about", so much so that he repudiated the novel entirely.