Sentence examples for with repudiation from inspiring English sources

The government has deterred foreign investment with repudiation of guarantees, frequent changes to taxes and hostility to banks.

It seems unlikely that the Cuban government can eradicate the Ladies in White with acts of repudiation, with defamation and with brief arrests.

I hope your words will inspire millions of us to respond, not with the applause and laughter displayed by your students and faculty, but with unequivocal repudiation -- and a commitment to embody a different kind of Christianity than the one you purveyed in your recent comments.

Perhaps his move has to do with his repudiation of his parents.

The whole thing ends with a repudiation of Islam in favour of the "tavern's idol".

The 57-year-old archbishop, an Oxford-educated theologian, was met with immediate repudiation from political and legal leaders.

Italy's voters frightened governments and financial markets across Europe with their repudiation of austerity and much of the Italian political establishment.

Italy's voters surprised and frightened governments and financial markets across Europe with their repudiation of austerity and much of the Italian political establishment.

But in painting, it began in the opposite way - with the repudiation of Byzantine art in the 13th and 14th centuries.

But he abandoned the earlier film's overt mockery for an elaborate irony that peeled away, layer by layer, his cinematic persona and left him a tabula rasa for his own reinvention — yet one that blazes with a repudiation of prevailing mores and values.

Taken together, these victories look more like slender cracks scratched into a solid edifice, but they do mean something, which leaves scholars from Athens to Oxford puzzling over just what — as well as how to reconcile them with the repudiation of Obama.