Sentence examples for we repudiated from inspiring English sources

"We repudiated entirely customary morals, conventions and traditional wisdom".

We repudiated this proposition in Gertz and in Firestone, however, and we reject it again today.

"We repudiated the pundits who said Bernie Sanders is not going anywhere," Sanders told reporters in Miami as election returns began disproving what the public opinion polls had shown.

We repudiate the suggestion.

We repudiate intolerance and hatred.

Other reasoning in Sinclair, not yet repudiated, we repudiate now.

Congress is the only alternative to come out and say we repudiate the President, and, not only do we repudiate him, this does not speak for the United States; this is morally repugnant to us".

"We repudiate the position of the government of France, the position that asserts they had no responsibility," he said.

And while we should not condone the Dove Center's desire to burn Muslims in effigy nor should we fail to repudiate it when it becomes a public spectacle it is important that our response not re-enact on another symbolic level the very pattern of sacrificial scapegoating that we repudiate.

This time, the government's chief negotiator, G. L. Peiris, struck an optimistic note from the start, when he said, "Together we repudiate today a legacy of rancor and hatred, which has torn asunder the fabric of our nation for decades".

Such renunciation of democracy and human rights has surely contributed to the upsurge of terrorism in Egypt, which we repudiate but regard as a consequence of, rather than a justification for, Sisi's barbarism.