Sentence examples for actively rejected from inspiring English sources

He looks back at the life of his father and says he wasn't an engaged citizen, either, but at least he embraced the romance of acting and actively rejected his everyday responsibilities.

Charlie Parker, whom Ellison admired despite his wariness about the historical significance of his musical style, was born in 1920; Miles Davis and John Coltrane, whom he actively rejected, were born in 1926; Mingus, in 1922; Taylor, in 1929.

Since 1998, the commission has not approved any applications for the cultivation of genetically modified crops, but it has not actively rejected any applications, either, as would be the case with the genetically modified corn products.

Heineken's new ad is remarkable, in that it may be the first in history where the final shot is of the product it's trying to sell being actively rejected.

The fact that he actively rejected the Tory party, became a Liberal Democrat MEP and now MP, shows that his political choices are based on principle, and that will stand him in good stead in the forthcoming campaign.

One study for the US-based Pew Research Center found 24% of men and 34% of women under 32 actively rejected the idea of one day becoming a boss or a senior manager.

Conversely, for copulation latency, which is controlled by females in D. melanogaster (females actively reject males and thus demonstrate active mate choice; Connolly and Cook 1973), a female genotype effect signals genetic variation in female preference, and a male genotype effect indicates genetic variation in male attractiveness.

They said, The audience is actively rejecting this concept.

I think their life's work was actively rejecting that, and rejecting stereotypes about Iranians in America".

He actively rejects the notion that his fictions endorse any particular attitude or argument regarding religion or identity.

But some Haredim actively reject the formation of a Jewish state before the arrival of the Messiah, while others are ambivalent.