Sentence examples for repudiating of from inspiring English sources

Senator Feinstein did some repudiating of her own, noting how, in his hearing, Chief Justice Roberts had said that judges should be like umpires, simply calling balls and strikes.

He has tried to steer a middle course, repudiating many of Goni's policies but resisting the protesters' demands for wholesale nationalisation.

Terray then began to stabilize the finances by repudiating part of the debt, suspending payments on the interest on government bonds, and levying forced loans.

Mr Miliband won the leadership by specifically repudiating much of Mr Blair's "New Labour" politics, vanquishing his more Blairite brother David in the process.

Reuters, for its part, is not repudiating any of its reporting.

Wagner wrote a number of articles in his later years, often on political topics, and often reactionary in tone, repudiating some of his earlier, more liberal, views.

The theory of arms control, articulated primarily by academics, repudiated much of the logic of strategy.

Of course, all these moves require Mr. Chambers to repudiate much of the strategy of the last decade.

And two years ago, Emergency published a kind of manifesto repudiating the use of violence for any purpose.

Postmodernism in the arts repudiated many of the basic teachings of modernism: the myth of individual genius, for example, and the concept of originality.

In the past thirty years, Chomsky has staged two more linguistic revolutions, in each of which he repudiated much of what he had said before.