Sentence examples for a general rejection from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, a little research revealed a general rejection of such fears.

Now I feel, "Am I meant to be here?" It feels like a general rejection of what London is: an international city, with people coming in and out.

The radical approaches it favoured including a preference for non-art materials, spontaneity over mastery, ephemeral performances, exhibiting in non-traditional spaces such as city parks and department stores, and a general rejection of tradition were intended to undermine art's complicity with systems of wealth and power.

Sometimes this is part of a general rejection of abstract entities and other times a rejection of intensional entities in particular.

A key recommendation resulting from the technical and economic analysis undertaken is that a general rejection of retrofitting on grounds such as the age or lower efficiency of existing plants is not justified.

Support for requiring a warrant is at similar levels to a general rejection of the DoJ's searches.

A subsequent, general rejection of that brainy orientation remains tied to it as a shift of emphasis in the formula "theory and practice".

In keeping with his general rejection of a pictorial theory of knowledge (see above), Rickert rejects the view that the empirical sciences would simply have to depict (abbilden) reality as it is in itself.

In particular, Carnap's more general rejection of metaphysics used a verificationist conception of meaning, which is widely seen as too simplistic.

The general rejection of war has a long history that parallels the just war tradition and its idea that wars should be fought for the sake of peace and justice.

Due to the lack of a clear notion of what an ontology actually constitutes Kuśnierczyk, 2006) there is a tendency for either insupportable expectations or general rejection of this term.