Sentence examples for repudiate him from inspiring English sources

At the time Mr. Monserrate was charged, Democrats were slow to repudiate him or his alleged behavior.

It is the constant impression of people outside Italy that Mr. Berlusconi is some kind of evil buffoon and that the vast majority of Italians repudiate him.

The "subhuman mongrel" rant came before Abbott invited him to campaign with him, and he has, as the Dallas Morning News put it, "declined to repudiate" him.

Mr. McCain responded, "I think it's up to Senator Obama now to not only repudiate him, but to cut him loose".

He is as keen to identify himself with the responsible scientific establishment in the UK as it is to repudiate him.

Senator Obama attempted to square a rhetorical circle by criticizing Reverend Wright's most incendiary comments while still being unwilling to repudiate him altogether.

The voters have repudiated him.

Unfortunately, hard-line party members quickly repudiated him.

The Liberal party, whose support had propelled him to the presidency, repudiated him.

By then he was so unpopular that even his own party repudiated him.

Because of his public championing of Henry George's theories of land reform, Parnell repudiated him.