Sentence examples for strongly repudiated from inspiring English sources

"Such extremist rhetoric is unbecoming of anyone who seeks our nation's highest office and must be strongly repudiated by leaders from across the political spectrum," said Robert McCaw's, CAIR's government affairs manager.

The police profession has strongly repudiated that notion.

Of course, James himself strongly repudiated this argument and its conclusion, painting the former as verbal sophistry.

At the same time, Sen. Jim DeMint of South Carolina, another politician with ties to the tea party movement, strongly repudiated the attacks on Romney's record as a principal of private equity firm Bain Capital Wednesday, according to the Greenville (S.C). News.

The report strongly repudiates bishops who have violated the church's traditional lines of authority by intervening in conservative parishes that have disavowed their more liberal bishops.

Yet, following Kant, he strongly repudiates the positivist/empiricist view that basic statements (i.e., present-tense observation statements about sense-data) are infallible, and argues convincingly that such basic statements are not mere 'reports' of passively registered sensations.

"The campaign strongly repudiates these comments," Sanders said.

However, his classmate repudiated this view.

Why would John McCain repudiate me?

It is gratifying to see that Boris Johnson, now Conservative spokesman for higher education, has repudiated the no-fees policy, which he defended strongly when he invited me to lunch at the Spectator.

Brahms was acutely conscious of this loss, repudiated it, and set himself to compensate for it in order to keep alive a force he felt strongly was far from spent.