Sentence examples for repudiated as from inspiring English sources

But in recent days legal experts of varying political views have said that the principles of the decision may not have been as widely repudiated as had been previously assumed.

"The Dr. Oz Show provided a platform to a fringe organization promoting dangerous and harmful practices that every major health, mental health and education organization has consistently repudiated as harmful to youth," Executive Director Dr. Eliza Byard is quoted as saying.

About a dozen orders are repudiated as heretical and are accused of using religious pretexts to indulge in antisocial behaviour.

NEW DELHI — Had the statement come from a non-Indian, especially a Westerner, it probably would have been angrily repudiated as an affront to Indian dignity.

Such practices were allowed under rules approved by the George W Bush administration, but many them have since been repudiated as torture.

In April, a prominent psychiatrist, Dr. Robert L. Spitzer, publicly repudiated as invalid his own 2001 study suggesting that some people could change their sexual orientation; the study had been widely cited by defenders of the therapy.

Around 1924 Langgaard repudiated modernism — as well as Nielsen, the Danish musical establishment and pretty much everything else.

The well-meaning middle-class "professional play-goers" are again, as Shaw puts it in his preface, inclined to "repudiate as foreign to themselves the coarse depravity of the garret and the slum".

So I was surprised on Tuesday night when Goldsmith's opening five-minute statement devoted the first half to repudiating, as angrily as this mild man can manage, accusations by the Khan camp that he is engaged in "Islamophobia".

Ironically, it is the Gates Foundation that articulated the reason why sincere advocates for students should repudiate Vergara, as well as the overreach of Arne Duncan.

Either way, Bellatin repudiated the text as soon as it was published.