Sentence examples for she repudiate from inspiring English sources

Why couldn't she repudiate her own culture to embrace another?

Or will she repudiate and reject his support?

Didn't they already get embarrassed about push polling in the Midwest early in this campaign and didn't she repudiate the practice?

All these she repudiated in turn.

But she repudiated his offer of companionship in her unrequited love.

She repudiates the idea that women's mental capacities are less than those of men.

Margaret Thatcher is purely a disembodied nemesis, heard but never seen as she repudiates the prisoners' demands.

But the words are hardly out of her mouth before she repudiates them.

Other students speak street slang that she repudiates: "They will say to me, 'You are so white.' I tell them, I have two black parents.

President Coin is the anchor of the film, with her bold and canny tactics (she repudiates Plutarch's advice, telling him, "You're out of your depth" in a matter of war) and her quiet address of Katniss as "soldier".

Despite her adoption of Greenberg's focus on the object and its material qualities, she repudiated Greenberg's formalism for its lack of "method," in contrast to her own use of theoretical models such as that of Jacques Lacan.