Sentence examples for should have repudiated from inspiring English sources

But in hindsight, some said he should have repudiated Bob Jones's policies in his speech, or moved forcefully within a day or two to put out a letter like the one he sent to Cardinal O'Connor.

He accepted death because to do otherwise would have repudiated his own philosophical belief that the love of knowledge should leave one free from the fear of death.

The voters have repudiated him.

American majorities repudiated the Vietnam War and have repudiated the invasion of Iraq.

Investors may have repudiated the Internet, they say, but consumers have not.

The prophets, as spokespersons for God, called the community to renewed obedience, threatened and promised disaster if obedience was not forthcoming, and sought to explain the covenant's persistence even when it should have been repudiated by God.

He will present himself as a model for how hasbara, or public relations, should be conducted (though Kahlon, the head of Oren's own party, has repudiated his statements about Obama).

Iran has repudiated the report as fiction.

First, it has repudiated industry-wide, national labour standards.

Within weeks, both sides had repudiated this Charter of Liberties.

Former Senator John Edwards has repudiated his vote for the war.