Sentence examples for general repudiation from inspiring English sources
Many consider this passage no more than a general repudiation of Lamarckism, but we believe it is far more significant.
IF YOU THOUGHT that the fall of communism and the general repudiation of socialism had discouraged the social engineers, you haven't visited Oregon lately.
Dworkin's legal theory is not based on a general repudiation of the classical fact-value distinction, as much as it is based on a certain conception of legal reasoning.
Now, I am not about to embark on a general repudiation of engagement with China: There is little doubt that the lives of hundreds of millions of Chinese citizens have improved dramatically from Chinas integration into the global economy over the last 30 years.
Another factor this year, evident in the California recall, is a general repudiation of politics as usual.
The election result was a repudiation of the generals, who had worked hard to discredit Mr. Thaksin and neutralize his supporters.
A return to power of Mr. Thaksin's supporters, followed by his return from self-imposed exile in London, would be a humiliating repudiation of the generals and their backers and could rekindle the potentially violent confrontations that led to the coup.
The American raid led to a tough public repudiation of Washington from General Kayani as a breach of Pakistani sovereignty.
Last Monday in Washington, the US attorney general delivered arguably the most powerful repudiation yet of attempts to deny people access to toilets that match their chosen gender identity.
Politicians and pundits across the country will loudly declare this to be a repudiation of Democratic leadership in general and of Barack Obama's presidency in particular.
In a breach of etiquette, the letter containing the repudiation was delivered to Lieutenant General John Burgoyne, instead of the British commander-in-chief and governor of the province, Guy Carleton.
