And Mr. Gingrich was repudiated in the fires of Mr. Clinton's impeachment.
It was repudiated in the East in Constantinople, where the memory of Crusader violence persisted, as well as in other Orthodox churches, notably the Church of Russia.
I can't imagine being repudiated in the way they were and then coming back and saying 'Now that we've been repudiated, let's go pass some legislation.' " "I'm surprised by how blatant it was," he added.
Robeson was the bad Negro, who would be best repudiated, in the eyes of the Communist hunters, by the "dignified" Negro, Robinson.
Even after being repudiated in the midterm elections of 1854, 1858 and 1866, respectively, they ignored major currents of public opinion and clung to flawed policies.
In his letter to the chairmen and ranking minority members of three House and Senate committees, Mr. Holder referred to Mr. Gosar's statements and said, "Such irresponsible and inflammatory rhetoric must be repudiated in the strongest possible terms".
Elected President in the fall of 1992, he was repudiated in the midterm elections two years later, when Republicans won the House for the first time in forty years and also took control of the Senate.
suggested he was an "accessory to murder," he said, "such irresponsible and inflammatory rhetoric must be repudiated in the strongest possible terms".
Subverting the will of the people, our lame duck president is hell-bent on institutionalizing his far-right-wing agenda, so clearly repudiated in the last election.
In early 1876 Semper publicly targeted Haeckelism for falling into the same credulous dogmatism that its author repudiated in the churches, and so risking the status that Darwinism had brought zoology, but he mentioned amphioxus only in a note (Semper 1876b, p. 35).
