Sentence examples for were repudiated from inspiring English sources
verb
To reject the truth or validity of something; to deny.
The memos were repudiated by President Obama.
Gerald R. Ford, Jimmy Carter and George H. W. Bush were repudiated by the voters.
The Clinton administration in 2000 proposed updated rules, but those were repudiated by the George W. Bush administration.
"The policies of the Obama administration, the Pelosi-Reid Congress, were repudiated by the voters," he said.
Until 1970 the government of Iran periodically advanced claims to sovereignty over Bahrain, but these were repudiated.
This act and other bombings were repudiated by al-Banna, who said of the terrorists, "They are neither Brothers, nor are they Muslims".
But perhaps voters were repudiating the president and his policies?
Who wins if this law is repudiated?
Zero Dark Thirty was repudiated, Lincoln embraced.
"The wolf's dictionary," he declared, "has been repudiated".
That was not the only time Cheney was repudiated.
