disavowed in a sentence

• The government that they had long since disavowed came to them.
• In 1890, the church formally disavowed polygamy and blood atonement.
• Gordon said _ a comment later disavowed by the Bush campaign.
• Harrison was unaware that the Lazio campaign had disavowed the committee.
• And bank officials have disavowed any responsibility for growth and employment.
• Dunning and Garcia later disavowed any knowledge of such an arrangement.
• Bryant, however, has not disavowed anything attributed to him.
• The White House quickly disavowed the ideas after they became public.
• Thune disavowed the mailer; Daschle asked for a criminal investigation.
• When asked about his interest, he quickly disavowed any partisanship.
• It's difficult to see disavowed in a sentence .
• He has been disavowed by many of his more hardline brethren.
• The ruling party has disavowed any connection with the recent violence.
• But most members of the Protestant Orange Order disavowed any responsibility.
• With federal pressure mounting, the church in 1890 disavowed polygamy.
• The current generation of leaders has disavowed violence, he says.
• In April, the Politburo disavowed the agro-town proposal.
• Every Nation has publicly disavowed Maranatha's more extreme practices.
• The town leader, Vergestanus, disavowed any complicity with them.
• Yeltsin's remarks were widely ridiculed, and later disavowed.
• Philip Morris subsequently disavowed the report and apologized for its conclusion.