Sentence examples for repudiated figure from inspiring English sources

Calderon ended his Presidency a repudiated figure, and immediately left the country for a fellowship at Harvard.

The trade body had time to dismantle the maths; but while it evidently doesn't like the conclusions, it hasn't repudiated the figures.

Indeed, precisely because Trump's highest goal is so transparently the perpetuation of his own celebrity, his latest attention-seeking stunt offers Romney an almost cost-free chance to repudiate a figure who's notionally to his "right" (though in reality lacks any ideological commitment whatsoever) without risking any kind of sustained conservative revolt.

Controversial psychologist Paul Cameron, on behalf of the right wing Family Research Institute, has used the 10% homicide figure to support his views on homosexuality, views which have been repudiated by a number of professional psychological and sociological associations.

The 1978 election was unlike other recent ones: there were no big issues and no national figures to be repudiated and the voting patterns were erratic.

But neither statement mentioned Trump by name or repudiated him.

Sanchez stood by her comment, saying the figures she mentioned had not been repudiated by any credible source.

Asked about those numbers on Friday, however, he repudiated them, but said he did not have correct figures immediately available.

They repudiated his findings.

Mustafa Kemal repudiated the treaty.

He immediately repudiated it.