Sentence examples for may have repudiated from inspiring English sources

Investors may have repudiated the Internet, they say, but consumers have not.

King may have repudiated his youthful Keynesianism, but like Keynes he is well aware that economics is in the end about people, in all their non-reductive variousness, making history in ways the present cannot foretell.

(She may or may not have repudiated him on Oscar night by wearing a dress by Rodarte to the awards ceremony).

Huillet (who died in 2006) and Straub's films may be overtly linked to the high-art manner, and they may well have repudiated vulgar showmanship, but they certainly don't renounce drama and beauty, and imagining seeing their films in a forum that emphasizes those qualities is already almost as good as seeing them there.

The voters have repudiated him.

American majorities repudiated the Vietnam War and have repudiated the invasion of Iraq.

The White House and its Democratic allies have repudiated legislative attempts to target the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare.

Even the National Republican Senatorial Committee, which had repudiated Akin and withdrew its funding, seemed like it may bring its checkbook back to the Show Me State.

Iran has repudiated the report as fiction.

First, it has repudiated industry-wide, national labour standards.

Within weeks, both sides had repudiated this Charter of Liberties.