Sentence examples for popular repudiation from inspiring English sources
This would have forced the party to confront its own incompetence and popular repudiation.
It was a nasty irony that the Islamists had apparently put their trust in democracy and then had been ousted by a popular repudiation that relied on a military strongman.
Rene Baez, a political analyst at the Catholic University of Ecuador, says: "To the surprise of virtually everyone the popular repudiation shook the consciousness of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal".
Stripped of its pretense of legality by universal repudiation and faced with a popular uprising, the coup has turned to more violent means.
In keeping with her strong anticommunism a 1976 speech condemning communism earned her the nickname "Iron Lady" in the Soviet press Thatcher strongly supported the North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATOO) and Britain's independent nuclear deterrent, a stance that proved popular with the electorate, given the Labour Party's repudiation of Britain's traditional nuclear and defense policies.
To laud work condescended to, then, as "popular" culture did not mean to conspire in the repudiation of high culture and its burden of seriousness, of depth.
The repudiation of the two Democratic candidates at the polls was equally overwhelming.
Sanders, somewhat surprisingly given his reputation as uncompromising, takes a more strategic line even than colleagues such as Harry Reid, the senate minority leader, who earlier this month issued a strong repudiation of Trump when he described him as "a sexual predator who lost the popular vote and fuelled his campaign with bigotry and hate".
Nicholson Baker's popular book — I tremble for my country when I regard the best-seller list — is a pacifist repudiation of World War II, and I have no doubt that Martin Amis would despise it; in this cause, too, I would march with him.
The popular model of a scientific debate is that of a zero-sum game: The triumph of one party demands repudiation of the other.
The repudiation infuriated David.
