Sentence examples for vigorously repudiate from inspiring English sources
The Hebrew word that usually refers to the diaspora, gola, implies forced exile.But as early as 1950 Jacob Blaustein, the head of the American Jewish Committee (AJC), told David Ben-Gurion, Israel's prime minister, that "American Jews vigorously repudiate any suggestion or implication that they are in exile".
I suspect Darwin would have vigorously repudiated such so-called Darwinists, with their profoundly un-Darwinian notion of fixity, despite the fact that The Expression derives from Darwin's fascination with the similarities between the ways in which humans express our varied emotions and those of the great apes that he studied during his visits to the London zoo.
Grief-evangelism, as I choose to describe what we experienced, is similar to aid-evangelism and both need to be vigorously repudiated by people of all religions.
This logic is usually called "technological determinism," and is something that Mumford himself, during the course of his career, repudiated and vigorously attacked as "a radical misinterpretation of the whole course of human development".
Woodrow Wilson publicly repudiated Dollar Diplomacy, though he acted as vigorously as had his predecessors to maintain U.S. supremacy in Central America and the Caribbean.
Non-repudiation: any bidder (weight publisher) cannot repudiate his bid.
We repudiate the suggestion.
Pres O must repudiate Kerry".
Mandela refuses to repudiate her.
