Sentence examples for was repudiated with from inspiring English sources

The old Alliance model, where each race was represented by one party, was repudiated with the formation of the Barisan Nasional (BN, or the National Front) in 1974.

It offers images powerful enough to be repudiated with real comic energy in Ulysses.

The effort was so noxious, so offensive to the notions of fairness and the rule of law that we need in the modern world, that it must be repudiated with an opposite force -- a skilled and conscientious presence aimed at ensuring the election is as democratic as possible, and publicizing its shortcomings.

The book she had finally staggered back to civilization with was repudiated by many as a piece of worthless native propaganda, rather than the "truthful" and "objective" work it should have been.

Historically, "the torch has passed" to a new generation when an energetic challenger faced a ruling generation that had simply lost its steam (although this spirited campaign has demonstrated Boomers still have plenty of steam) or one whose governing paradigm was repudiated by the voters as with Franklin Roosevelt's 1932 landslide rejecting the disastrous laissez-faire policies of that era.

When the currency of the South was repudiated, the Ingeleses' wealth survived, and with it the tradition of generosity--they'd put Anna through Wellesly.

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

Although judged to be the legitimate patriarch, he was repudiated by a wide segment of Alexandria's population who sympathized with the more uncompromising Monophysites.

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

Zero Dark Thirty was repudiated, Lincoln embraced.

That was not the only time Cheney was repudiated.