Sentence examples for repudiates over from inspiring English sources

This brief is additionally significant because it specifically calls out and repudiates, over and over again, and by name, the junk-science "study" of gay parenting that was published last year by University of Texas researcher Mark Regnerus, an ASA member.

How would it feel to hold yourself up before every citizen and be repudiated or passed over by a healthy majority of them?

Over the weekend, dozens of Republican representatives and senators, including some of California's 14 House members, repudiated Trump over comments he made in 2005 about touching women without consent.

And while top Republicans rushed to repudiate Trump over the tape revealing him bragging about grabbing and trying to bed women, the Mercers issued a rare statement, publicly defending him.

In the end, the new republic repudiated its debts and started over with a clean slate.

Even before his first week in office is over, he has repudiated his predecessor's policies by moving to close Guantanamo Bay, reinstate curbs on torture, close secret CIA prisons and resume aid to family planning groups abroad that accept abortion.

Dorothy G. Stevens of CBE International said, "His teaching repudiates one human exercising coercive authority over another.

Phil Mickelson's victory at the Masters repudiated the hype over Tiger Woods's return after his scandal-induced absence from golf.

The diplomatic dispute underscored the increasing willingness of Egyptian activists to assert muscular foreign policy demands, as well as to repudiate alliances cultivated over decades without public approval by autocratic rulers.

Though there is the constant fear of exposure, not to mention shame over repudiating his family, there is also the exhilaration of keeping a secret in a "grand and elaborate way".

For example: Steve Emerson has been invited regularly on NBC and described as an "anti-terror expert," despite the fact his research has been repudiated many times over.