Sentence examples for afterward rejected from inspiring English sources

These results, as a whole, are clearly not explained by simple hemifield-wide cueing, as historically has been advanced, for the sense of vision alone (e.g., by Hughes & Zimba, 1985; although this view was afterward rejected by the authors themselves; see Hughes & Zimba, 1987).

But critics of the state emissions credit-trading program called on her shortly afterward to reject the program, which had not received final approval from the E.P.A.

Afterward, Mr. Berlusconi rejected the notion of a general pardon.

And even afterward, he vigorously rejected any notion that Autonomy had committed accounting fraud.

Afterward, the officials rejected demands for an investigation and refused to release his body to his family.

Afterward, the Senate rejected Mr. Christie's first two nominees to the court, raising questions about one's qualifications and the other's political affiliation.

Before September 11th, some of his deputies had occasionally spoken with U.S. diplomats, but afterward the United States rejected direct talks with Taliban leaders, on the ground that they were as much to blame for terrorism as Al Qaeda was.

I felt rejected afterward.

Shortly afterward, the painting was rejected for showings by the Society of American Artists and the Pennsylvania Academy.

The federal government initially agreed to this solution at a conference in January 1967 but then rejected it soon afterward.

He adds: "There's a theme out there that because the Palestinians rejected Camp David and afterward didn't clearly accept the president's proposals, therefore they reject any peaceful two-state solution.