Sentence examples for explicitly repudiated from inspiring English sources

In his apology, he explicitly repudiated all of it, shocking many of his former comrades.

At a theological level, he argued that the document had "explicitly repudiated Christian just war teaching".

Nonetheless, the basic principle itself ("join faith with reason") had not yet been explicitly repudiated.

It is true that he continued to work with black musicians and never explicitly repudiated his musical heritage.

"I can understand that certain passages might cause worry," he said, though he never explicitly repudiated their content.

It really is the case that this principle is now not only routinely violated, as was always true, but explicitly repudiated, right out in the open.

Lincoln explicitly repudiates any interference with the practice of slavery where it existed.

On the campaign trail, Mr. Gingrich has called Agenda 21 an important issue and has said, "I would explicitly repudiate what Obama has done on Agenda 21".

He was regarded as rightwing and – along with 200 other Eurosceptic Tories – had broken ranks with Major in explicitly repudiating the euro during the campaign.

One sign of the times is the recent emergence of the Good Right website, a vehicle for a compassionate conservatism set up by another Christian political thinker, Tim Montgomerie, which explicitly repudiates a libertarian view of markets.

In the last of these chapters (48), Agrippa explicitly repudiates his own De occulta philosophia as a work written in his youth that he now recants and regrets.