Sentence examples for vehemently repudiated from inspiring English sources
Although the Treatise is Hume's most thorough exposition of his thought, at the end of his life he vehemently repudiated it as juvenile, avowing that only his later writings presented his considered views.
Indeed, this was the basis of much of the resistance to capitalism: the idea that we are simply individuals who must make our own private accommodation with wealth and power was vehemently repudiated by those who knew otherwise, and recognised the role of a society that withheld from them the necessities for survival.
Icke vehemently repudiates the accusations, and reading Ronson's account it is difficult not to conclude that, while we are right to be on our guard against paranoid anti-semitism, we should also be on our guard against the paranoid excesses of anti-anti-semitism.
Sherman wrote both to his brother, Senator John Sherman, and to General Grant vehemently repudiating any such promotion.
But Pettis vehemently disagrees.
They repudiated his findings.
Mustafa Kemal repudiated the treaty.
He immediately repudiated it.
(Mr. Romney also repudiated the proposed attack).
They repudiated all of the above events.
Who wins if this law is repudiated?
