Sentence examples for thus repudiated from inspiring English sources

Wittgenstein thus repudiated the traditional view according to which one's knowledge of other persons' minds must be based on an analogical inference from one's own case.

Having thus repudiated the Palestinian Authority's primary obligation in Phase I of the road map, Mr. Abbas is trying to shift attention away from the Palestinians' failure to honor their commitments.

The butchers thus repudiated their union leader, Marcel Drugbert, who had arranged a precarious New Year's week-end armistice in the hostilities which have deprived Parisians of steak on and off for two months.

Thus they repudiated the moralists' view that learning should exalt reason and work to the temporal happiness of the individual, which was governed by the best interests of society".

Back in India, however, he allowed his 14-year-old daughter to marry the son of the maharaja of Cooch Behar, thus publicly repudiating his avowed opposition to child marriage.

What about the Philippines' dubious "picture frame" claims over a vast rectangular swath in the South China Sea as its "archipelago waters" and its controversial insistence of treating this swath as its "internal waters" -- thus explicitly repudiating any freedom of passage, including freedom of "innocent passage, through this vast area?

Mr. Assad agreed to that plan and then repudiated it.

Interestingly, "race card" is never used to signify a white person using race as they do when they use the term race card thus trying to repudiate or silence discussion of race.

The precise border was not established, and in 1960 the president of Ecuador, José María Velasco Ibarra, repudiated the treaty, thus leaving the dispute unresolved until a new agreement was signed in 1998.

For all its superficial idealism, the critics insist, his campaign is a conduit through which fundamentally poisonous ideas are entering the mainstream body politic, and thus he needs to be not only defeated but repudiated.

He repudiated the pro-Western policy of Manuel and asserted the independence of the Eastern church, thus arousing the hostility of Western Christians.