Sentence examples for full repudiation from inspiring English sources

"We need to hear a full repudiation from him.

If things weren't difficult enough, they got worse when Dymond (1934) published a full repudiation of his earlier results.

"Greater than public office": this phrase distills an emerging doctrine on the right, as its long-standing distrust of federal bureaucrats and costly programs careers off into full-scale repudiation of governance itself.

Or there could have been a full and true repudiation of the Mubarak regime, rather than the introduction of a military one.

Some still think the only fair thing is full-blown debt repudiation.

A complete repudiation in full view of a global audience would send a clear signal that Donald Trump is not America.

The novel is full of such unconvincing repudiations of snobbery.

The repudiation, appearing in a full issue of The Spine Journal devoted to the topic, represents a watershed in the long-running debate over conflicts of interest for the sponsorship of scientific studies by makers of drugs and medical devices.

The decision not to grant full spending flexibility to the Pentagon was a repudiation of Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, who told the committee last week he was weary of going through Congressional red tape whenever he needed to move money from one account to another.

Director Gary Ross's Free State of Jones, however, which depicts the origins and aftermath of Newton Knight's bigender and biracial anti-Confederate insurgency in Jones County, Mississippi, might be the first to properly and historically situate Reconstruction in full relation to the war itself, serving as a vigorous repudiation of Lost Cause mythology.

This sweeping victory in all parts of the Labour electorate – including the full party members – is, I believe, three parts optimism and one part repudiation of the "New Labour" past.