Sentence examples for massive repudiation from inspiring English sources

Disappointed Election Night commentators tied themselves into knots to explain away this massive repudiation: the people were voting against incumbents, not for those actors and retired football players who promised to do as little as possible as soon as they got to Washington.

And taking the House in that way is a massive repudiation of Trumpism and its racist, sexist underpinnings.

And, apart from anything else, what a massive repudiation of human ingenuity this gas subsidy is! Divvy up that £3bn among 30,000 start-up companies, and you're telling me you wouldn't create more meaningful, long-term jobs than this fossil fuel stipend?

The result of the same situation in 1995 was a massive public repudiation of an unreasonable Republican party, seen as willing to risk the very operation of government to appease their base.

Instead, he argued, they would reflect "a repudiation of the massive overreach" by Mr. Obama and Democrats and "disgust with the political class" for its failure to cooperate and deliver results.

Repudiation of the Agreement and massive attack will leave the U.S. an outcast - we would inherit Iran's pariah status.

Knack buffs cling to the belief that band was a breath of fresh air, that their cardiovascularly stimulating little signature tune - which sounded like it was reverberating through a car stereo system equipped with massive bass speakers, even when it wasn't - constituted a repudiation of disco, country rock and all the other slop that turned the late 1970s into a living hell.

In their petition, the professors, Bruce Ackerman, Peter Brooks and Robert Shulman, wrote: "None of his first actions as president merits such distinction -- not his repudiation of the Kyoto Accords, nor his commitment to a missile defense system, nor his advocacy of a massive tax cut largely benefiting the wealthy".

The repudiation infuriated David.

They represent the repudiation of the norm.

It is a repudiation of his past.