Sentence examples for repeatedly repudiated from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama has repeatedly repudiated the Bush administration; in the interviews, Mr. Cheney has hit back.
Not so silent is the chorus of denunciation that has greeted "Vaxxed" in the scientific community, which has broadly and repeatedly repudiated the film's claims.
She and Mr. Newman have made statements that have been denounced as anti-Semitic by Jewish groups like the Anti-Defamation Leasue, even as they have repeatedly repudiated anti-Semitism.
He helped orchestrate the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement and has repeatedly repudiated the widely accepted science linking global warming to human activities.
It has not even enacted statutes criminalizing war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide and has repeatedly repudiated its commitment in resolution 30/1 to include international participation in transitional justice mechanisms.
Home, partner, companionship, literary culture: it is impossible, if you spend time with Zink, to miss the way she repeatedly embraces and repudiates, half-occupies and half-abandons so many parts of her life.
The fact is that Nestorius repeatedly affirmed the perfect unity of the incarnate Christ, and he repudiated any suggestion of there being two persons existing side by side in his being.
LAHOUSEN: These and similar methods were repeatedly, I may say always, discussed in our circle and they were naturally repudiated by all of us.
The Hsinhua commentary on the Nixon message emphasized repeatedly the theme that it showed the United States to be a "paper tiger," bankrupt and repudiated by the world's peo ple but ambitious still to.
They repudiated his findings.
He immediately repudiated it.
