Sentence examples for soon repudiated from inspiring English sources

It is true that John signed Magna Carta under duress, and he soon repudiated it.

The Greek clergy, however, soon repudiated the reunion, and the Orthodox churches ultimately refused to accept the councils of Lyon as ecumenical.

He soon repudiated his belief in Ramapithecus as a human ancestor, and the theory was largely abandoned by the early 1980s.

But such episodes have only ended up reinforcing the scientific consensus on GM crops, because other scientists have soon roundly repudiated them.

Either way, Bellatin repudiated the text as soon as it was published.

When Hitler seized the rest of Czechoslovakia (March 10 16, 1939), Chamberlain definitely repudiated appeasement, and he soon published Anglo-French guarantees of armed support for Poland, Romania, and Greece in the event of similar attacks.

Where a minor tries to create a trust, it will be held voidable, and can be repudiated by him when he reaches majority, or soon after.

(Langer soon issued a statement repudiating Trump's account).

It is an idea that the national GOP leadership should repudiate, and soon.

This catapulted Fichte to fame, but he too soon moved away from Kant and developed an original position quite at odds with Kant's, which Kant finally repudiated publicly in 1799 (12 370 371).

But he never seems to have repudiated her, allowing her to accompany him on his first mission abroad, an archaeological dig in Egypt, where Laura soon succeeded in stirring up trouble with one of his co-workers.