Sentence examples for repudiated things from inspiring English sources

Where once he repudiated things he said three years ago, he now repudiates things he said three months ago, or even three weeks ago.

Because what's to be done after you've been caught not repudiating things that other people deem repudiatable?

Or worse: what if, after you've repudiated those things, other people say that you didn't repudiate them hard enough?

Similarly, Lange reduced science to the phenomenal level and repudiated the thing-in-itself.

It would also accomplish three things: repudiating any claims for the legal force of signing statements, pledging allegiance to the executive branch's obligation to enforce the law, and promising transparency on those rare occasions when the president's obligations to the Constitution mean that a statute cannot be enforced consistent with our supreme national law.

"Candidates who decide to use things that are factually false run a real risk of being repudiated by people, because people are sick of negatives and they're sick of politicians who can't be candid," he said in the parking lot of the Crazy Crab restaurant.

Hillary Clinton unconvincingly repudiated it, but her long history of supporting free-trade agreements was one of the major things that killed her with the voters.

Thatcher's commitment to individual initiative was so strong, in fact, that she virtually repudiated the organic view of traditional conservatives when she declared that "there is no such thing as society".

And here's the thing: when this started, Greece was running a large primary deficit — which meant that even if it repudiated all its debt, it would still have been forced to make a major fiscal contraction.

They repudiated his findings.

Mustafa Kemal repudiated the treaty.