Sentence examples for in sharp repudiation from inspiring English sources

In sharp repudiation of the conventional belief that there's no such thing as a moderate Republican, the people of the United States actually elected one president.

Last week, in a sharp repudiation, Greece's so-called troika of lenders — the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission — rejected about 4 billion euros of Mr. Samaras's proposed cuts, saying in effect that they did not think he would be able to deliver.

The tax plan is a sharp repudiation of President Obama's budget, which actually adds to the complexity of the tax code while bringing in more revenue from the rich, especially the super rich.

Joe Lockhart, the White House press secretary, went further, describing the proposal as "a sharp repudiation of what the House Republicans proposed".

The addresses, amounting to a sharp repudiation of his own party as well as an unambiguous embrace of conservative ideology, come as Republicans debate what lessons should be drawn from the defeat.

In one of his sharpest repudiations of Mr. Bloomberg's tenure, Mr. de Blasio has said he would stop offering many of the city's 183 charter schools free rent, a policy that has helped turn New York into one of the most vibrant hubs for charter schools in the country.

In sharp and sometimes poetic prose, the….

Now they are in sharp decline.

The marshes, too, are in sharp decline.

The two notions stand in sharp opposition.

DaimlerChrysler stands in sharp contrast to Porsche.