Sentence examples for public repudiation from inspiring English sources

Eisenhower refused, saying privately "nothing would please him [McCarthy] more than to get the publicity that would be generated by a public repudiation by the President".

And yet the right-wing ascendancy has continued inexorably despite continual public repudiation.

Harry is given a white feather by four of his friends, a public repudiation.

The American raid led to a tough public repudiation of Washington from General Kayani as a breach of Pakistani sovereignty.

Early on, it's true, there was a sardine dish that was like a public repudiation of the one at Isa, replacing weirdness with dullness.

The company's public repudiation of censorship in China has put the authorities there in a position where a forceful rebuke of Google may be all but inevitable.

His work and reputation "have become forever tainted" and he has been "stung by the public repudiations of him that followed his indictment, including the removal of his portrait from the United States Capitol, the removal of his name from the public landmarks for which he passionately fought, and the characterization of his legacy as a 'black eye' on his county".

C. P., in acknowledging his growing friendly feelings for Ann, must overcome a lifelong and deep-rooted hatred for black people, leading to his ultimate, and public, renunciation of his Klan membership and repudiation of white supremacy and segregation.

"Dissidents who try to express their views are often beaten, arbitrarily arrested and subjected to public acts of repudiation," the report said.

Not even ministers for the Federal Capital territory within whose portfolios rest such responsibilities, could muster the temerity to initiate the process and leave the rest to public approbation or repudiation.

But it also reflected widespread angst inside the White House that a public airing and repudiation of the harsh interrogation techniques that the last administration sought to keep secret would spark a national security debate with conservatives that could undermine Obama's broader agenda.