Sentence examples for harsh repudiation from inspiring English sources
Speaking on the television programme Meet the Press, Powell, 71, offered an impassioned endorsement of Obama, and a harsh repudiation of the McCain campaign.
Speaking on the TV programme Meet the Press, Powell, 71, offered an impassioned endorsement of Obama, and a harsh repudiation of the McCain campaign.
It culminated on Friday with a stunning victory for Mr. Abramovich, 45, and a harsh repudiation for Mr. Berezovsky, 65, who was characterized by the judge in the case, Elizabeth Gloster, as an "unimpressive and inherently unreliable witness," and at times a dishonest one, during the four months of testimony that ended in January.
The festival, called La Tomatina, began as a symbolic repudiation of harsh rule during the Franco era.
The repudiation infuriated David.
They represent the repudiation of the norm.
It is a repudiation of his past.
Their repudiation of western ways is selective.
For Bharara, this was a devastating repudiation.
A repudiation on that scale would stand as a warning to other European governments like Portugal and Spain that are struggling with huge amounts of debt and seen as possible candidates for the harsh economic medicine accepted by the Cowen government: an international bailout tied to a domestic austerity program imposing steep tax increases and government spending cuts.
