Sentence examples for really invalidated from inspiring English sources

If his American passport was really invalidated, "the authorities of that country could give him a refugee document or supply him with Ecuadorean citizenship in a special procedure," the official said.

"It really invalidates the test as far as we are concerned".

Telling people to simply pick themselves up or that their problems are nothing really invalidates their feelings and rarely helps.

So, for my answer, "America" or "California" to be questioned and qualified with a "really" not only invalidates my self-identity, but also assumes that I am not "really" from where I think I'm from.

People ask, "Where do books come from?" Giving up the Ghost is me taking the reader and saying, "Do you really want to know?" 'Writing comes from that territory of being invalidated.

Now Rick Santorum, whose frankness gives us an education in what "moral values" is really about, at least for a significant number of people: Santorum has long opposed the Supreme Court's 1965 ruling "that invalidated a Connecticut law banning contraception" and has also pledged to completely defund federal funding for contraception if elected president.

The district invalidated students' scores.

His removal could be invalidated.

Some even said it invalidated the project.

Should these SAT scores be invalidated?

"The High Court invalidated this criterion".