Sentence examples for great repudiation from inspiring English sources

Campbell thinks of it as the "great repudiation" of gender equality.

Suffice it to say that when our hero — who serves on the sexual-harassment committee of the college where he teaches — extolls what he calls "the great repudiation of masculinity that so many of us in academe consider the supreme contribution of the humanities in our time," he's not being quite straight with us.

Lasdun is, by his account, an exceedingly happily married man and he gives us to understand that his actions toward Nasreen were always conducted with the highest integrity — you might even say, in accordance with "the great repudiation of masculinity that so many … in academe consider the supreme contribution of the humanities in our time".

At least three veteran City Council members were ousted by angry voters Tuesday, the greatest repudiation of incumbents in a generation.

This eventuality, an even greater repudiation of the tenets of American electoral politics, has not occurred for nearly a century.

Near the end of her speech, Yeonmi expressed her greatest fear as repudiation from the North Korean government.

Because that would feel, to a great extent, like a repudiation of me.

Campaigning for the first time since securing the Republican nomination, Mr. Lhota promised "a takedown" of his likely Democratic opponent, accusing Mr. de Blasio of dividing New Yorkers with his populist "tale of two cities" message and of promoting "a repudiation of everything great that's happened over the last 20 years".

The election was considered a great personal triumph for Eisenhower and a repudiation of the Truman administration.

Under pressure due to the Great Famine, and unnerved by the Soviet repudiation of Stalin, Mao wielded mass support to see off rivals.

Tevye's repudiation of her is the great shock of the story, not least because it is preceded by Tevye's singing of this short, lovely song.