Sentence examples for repudiation of that from inspiring English sources

Dubai's repudiation of that implicit guarantee marks an important milestone.

The White House's repudiation of that memo last week was not credible.

It is both a commentary on an iconic work of fiction and a repudiation of that novel's worldview.

Booker stood as a repudiation of that, an Ivy League technocrat who insisted that there was nothing "black" about Newark's ailments or his proposed remedies.

He would appeal such a judgment and could also try to get early parliamentary elections, seeking a repudiation of that verdict by voters.

Cody delivers a stinging repudiation of that sentimental piety that is also Hollywood's biggest and most fatuous lie: that home is always best, and monochrome Kansas is better than dazzling, multi-colour Oz.

Here was a repudiation of sophistication that suddenly seemed overwhelmingly sage.

Gung-ho confidence — feigned or real — is far more chilling, a repudiation of history that sounds like America whistling past the graveyard of empires.

On election night, my sister Beverly texted me to say that what we saw unfolding was a repudiation of everything that we had worked for our entire lives.

In wooing the Republican right wing he refrains from criticism of Nixon & Watergate; his repudiation of all that he has stood for during a lifetime suggests that he is willing to go pretty far to reach the Presidency.

My bet, based on my conversations with military and intelligence experts, is that such a commission would issue a stinging repudiation of torture that no one could lightly dismiss.