Sentence examples for repudiation this from inspiring English sources
Their repudiation this Nov. 4 and the public, historical memory of them is the aptest response to what they did.
"If they take this up on appeal, they risk another repudiation of this omnipotent-presidency theory that they have," Fein said.
Every conscious decision to enhance human lifeevery attempt to rise above the animalsentails the subduing of nature and the repudiation of this environmentalist garbage that is espoused in this article.
Any sensible reading of the Constitution and basic fairness demand a repudiation of this discriminatory law.
If this fails in the House, as it may, that would be a useful repudiation of this vision.
Trump's candidacy represents an angry repudiation of this argument, and an apparent denial of political reality.
Mainstream constitutional law is now defined in part by its repudiation of this holding, although the Supreme Court has never overturned the deeply flawed ruling.
But there's a strong consensus on the right that we should be headed for a much more decisive repudiation of this administration than the current polls suggest is possible.
With all of India's social failings, its success at forging a nationality out of its diversity stands as a towering repudiation of this idea, and merely by being itself, impeaches the logic of partition.
This Court followed the Adams 'general commercial law' state rule several times between its creation in 1904 and repudiation of this Court's power to create state law in 1938the last application of the Adams rule having been made by this Court in 1923 in Kansas City So.
"The Old System" - infused with its memories of Aunt Rose, with her "large bust, wide hips, and old-fashioned thighs of those corrupted shapes that now belong to history" - contains a passionate repudiation of this world of feeling and theatricality that maps itself onto death, that claims that operatic finish.
