Sentence examples for repudiates that from inspiring English sources
Looking to June 8 and what may occur inside and outside the ring, Gray said, "It won't be the usual vanilla 'We played hard' or 'We'll try again next week.' " World Cup for Early Risers If any doubt existed that soccer fans would watch World Cup games from Japan and South Korea at 2, 3 or 4 a.m., Brian Murphy repudiates that notion.
And whereas Mr. Klein suggested in a 1994 Newsweek essay, "The Politics of Promiscuity," that Mr. Clinton's tendency toward sloppy policymaking (particularly overseas) might have been a reflection of his sloppy personal habits, he now repudiates that argument, writing that the president "gradually became far more disciplined in his statements and public actions".
But with gerrymandering having rendered members of the House of Representatives more entrenched than members of the old Soviet Politburo, the only hope for changing the Reagan consensus lies with a president who really repudiates that vision of government and society.
Why is this woman repudiating that woman?
Even Mr. Lazio later repudiated that tactic.
A rush to repudiate that error is under way.
The Obama administration has definitely not repudiated that approach.
Now he is repudiating that approach at the federal level.
"It is a strange time to repudiate that common sense.
Yingling recalled that McMaster repudiated that kind of talk, too.
