Sentence examples for thoroughly repudiate from inspiring English sources

"We thoroughly repudiate and condemn his statement and what we believe are his failed attempts to incite loyal American Muslims in the military," he said.

We can thoroughly repudiate Nazism, scientific racism and the "science" of homosexuality without undergoing eerie facial examinations or pretending to be Heinrich Himmler.

It appeared that Mr. Mugabe was being thoroughly repudiated.

That notion has now been thoroughly repudiated by a study published on Monday in Pediatrics, a journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics.

He criticized the Milosevic coalition for hanging on when it has been so thoroughly repudiated and said: "You are the former ones.

"We are at a moment now when liberalism is poised to have its biggest impact on America since Roosevelt, because the conservative viewpoint has been so thoroughly repudiated by reality," Frank said.

Ryan has been shopping this idea for more than two years now, and it's been thoroughly repudiated -- most recently by the voters in the 2012 election, when Ryan and his running mate, Mitt Romney, were solidly thumped.

Then, over the next two days, they went back and interviewed some of the merchants, who have thoroughly repudiated the sunny accounts of the visit offered by McCain and his congressional sidekicks.

We shouldn't really have a public option anyway because Congressional Republicans don't like it, and we have to have a bipartisan solution, even though voters thoroughly repudiated the Republicans in the last two elections, because true virtue lies in mixing the bad ideas voters repudiated with the ones they voted for.

6 Cigarettes labelled 'light' or 'mild' have been marketed as less harmful to health due to reductions in toxin exposure, an assertion that has been thoroughly repudiated by epidemiological data indicating that smoking these products has little or no health benefit, 7 as smokers tend to compensate for reduced delivery of nicotine.

"I thoroughly reject and repudiate his ugly rhetoric.