Sentence examples for we must repudiate from inspiring English sources

"Gloria is the first of our name to depart from the American principles as to help our sworn enemies, so we must repudiate her pronouncements and disclaim the cousinship.

To build a culture of peace, we must repudiate hatred.

Pres O must repudiate Kerry".

" 'Don Quixote must repudiate his quest as he dies,' Auden maintained.

Here Auden was adamant: Quixote must repudiate his quest and warn others against like folly.

Northern Conservatives and southern Labourites agree that their parties must repudiate the labels "Tory south" and "Labour north".

Hate crimes have no place in our society, and Mr. Hastert must repudiate his spokesman's comment.

But if Mr Humala is to allay suspicion about his plans among two-thirds of the electorate, he must repudiate his far-left written manifesto, drop talk of changing the constitution the formula used by Mr Chávez to cling to power and promise to appoint competent technocrats.If Mr Humala arouses fears for the future, Ms Fujimori awakens fears of the past.

Augustine felt he must repudiate his tie to his mother to perfect his love of God, and the other representative of Christianity in this account, Dante, conceived of heaven as a place of self-sufficiency incompatible with "the idea of ongoing compassion for human life".

But as long as any of your supporters promote them, you must repudiate them.

Pollard's example, unfortunately, gives support to those who would question our loyalty as Jews to the United States, and our community must repudiate his example.