Sentence examples for quick to repudiate from inspiring English sources

The Democrats have learned that silence is not a virtue, and the Obama campaign is quick to repudiate false charges and clarify distortions.

While for their part, union organizations such as The Knights of Labor and craft unions were quick to disassociate themselves from the anarchist movement and to repudiate violent tactics as self-defeating.

Mandela refuses to repudiate her.

He refused to repudiate his communist convictions.

They would never live to repudiate it.

To repudiate someone is to disown them.

A rush to repudiate that error is under way.

But the Republicans cannot afford to repudiate Goldwater.

M. Val offered Siné the chance to repudiate his work.

There was no way for him to repudiate the book.

"It is a strange time to repudiate that common sense.