Sentence examples for repudiation with from inspiring English sources

I suspect that all those who've put needles behind them have to develop a loathing of them, have to reinforce their repudiation with the horror that was formerly swept aside by insensate desire.

He heads into the final stretch of the midterm campaign season facing likely repudiation, with voters preparing to give him a Congress that, even if Democrats maintain control, will almost certainly be less friendly to the president than the one he has spent the last two years mud wrestling.

It seems unlikely that the Cuban government can eradicate the Ladies in White with acts of repudiation, with defamation and with brief arrests.

This is not censorship, mind you -- but refutation and repudiation, consistent with the best of the First Amendment tradition suggesting that the primary antidote to harmful speech is more speech to counter it.

Those same sad days brought the birth of "repudiation rallies," with mobs throwing stones, eggs and excrement and spitting on the "infamous traitors" boarding those boats because they couldn't stand to wait any longer for the promised island paradise.

The government has deterred foreign investment with repudiation of guarantees, frequent changes to taxes and hostility to banks.

Now, I am not about to embark on a general repudiation of engagement with China: There is little doubt that the lives of hundreds of millions of Chinese citizens have improved dramatically from China’s integration into the global economy over the last 30 years.

Stripped of its pretense of legality by universal repudiation and faced with a popular uprising, the coup has turned to more violent means.

Perhaps his move has to do with his repudiation of his parents.

The whole thing ends with a repudiation of Islam in favour of the "tavern's idol".

The 57-year-old archbishop, an Oxford-educated theologian, was met with immediate repudiation from political and legal leaders.