Sentence examples for a sort of rejection from inspiring English sources
They are also tired of tourism, so there is a sort of rejection of the camera.
The movement is sometimes presented as a sort of blue-collar rejection of establishment politicians and the status quo.
It's a sort of Faustian bargain, a rejection of their core principles while offering no guarantee that they'll retain their dominance once they've crossed to the other side.
A good gardener -- even a liberal one -- can't take this sort of rejection on her gardening kneepad.
But this sort of rejection can leave a sting.
"Game Night" is, ultimately, a sort of cinematic comfort food, a rejection of any element that's regressive, a foreclosure of any loose thread or unhinged impulse — a declaration that, at least here, the adults are in charge.
People tended to see his isolation over the last years as some sort of rejection of the world.
For the most part, these are Canada's best and brightest students, and many have not yet experienced this sort of rejection in their academic careers.
Many of us have experienced some sort of rejection or hurt in our own lives.
I have more confidence in declaring we are all very different via nature and nurture, and most of us have experienced some sort of rejection or alienation, where we conclude there must be something "wrong" with us.
