Sentence examples for was repudiated in from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Gingrich was repudiated in the fires of Mr. Clinton's impeachment.

In "Shoah," archival footage was repudiated in favor of immediate experience that revived the past, virtually but with transcendent force.

It was repudiated in the East in Constantinople, where the memory of Crusader violence persisted, as well as in other Orthodox churches, notably the Church of Russia.

In Colombia, a peace deal with the Farc rebels was repudiated in a referendum, but continued to be honoured during a review.

Elected President in the fall of 1992, he was repudiated in the midterm elections two years later, when Republicans won the House for the first time in forty years and also took control of the Senate.

The majority opinion in Abrams was repudiated in many later Supreme Court cases which cited it only to quote from Justice Holmes' dissent.

John was taken to London in April 1357, where he was lodged in the Savoy palace; there he concluded treaties (January 1358 and March 1359) so harsh that they were repudiated in France.

In most countries this proceeding is delicate because a confession gained in violation of the suspect's rights can be repudiated in court.

He told her that young people had needed to break with the authoritarian culture that had never been repudiated in West Germany after the defeat of the Nazis.

I can't imagine being repudiated in the way they were and then coming back and saying 'Now that we've been repudiated, let's go pass some legislation.' " "I'm surprised by how blatant it was," he added.

In his letter to the chairmen and ranking minority members of three House and Senate committees, Mr. Holder referred to Mr. Gosar's statements and said, "Such irresponsible and inflammatory rhetoric must be repudiated in the strongest possible terms".