Sentence examples for reason to repudiate from inspiring English sources

In particular, we have every reason to repudiate Australian citizens who are fighting as militants overseas.

Trump gives GOP leaders another reason to repudiate him.

It's the story of a natural who comes to recognize just how trained and habituated his nature had become, and finding himself gifted at an art that, with the age of reason, he had come to repudiate.

The entire reason for the ICC's existence is to repudiate that claim.

In private correspondence with the author of this entry, Nelson reported that has come to repudiate this position, for reasons of the sort discussed in Turner 2005, §6. 1. Cf. Sextus Empiricus [1949] (10.218, SVF 2.331): "The Stoics want to place above this [the existent] yet another, more primary genus….

"The reason for this is simple: once before, our nation was forced to repudiate the supreme court with mass bloodshed.

The next day, again before the assembled Diet, Luther refused to repudiate his works unless convinced of error by Scripture or by reason.

In early January, he travelled to New Delhi and Islamabad to meet with the two leaders; he urged Pakistan's government to repudiate its jihadi clients in Kashmir, so that India would have reason to show restraint.

Mandela refuses to repudiate her.

He refused to repudiate his communist convictions.

They would never live to repudiate it.