Sentence examples for although rejected from inspiring English sources

Since Mr. Ahmadinejad's return to Tehran, Iranian officials have begun looking for any signs that their proposal, although rejected by Washington, could represent the basis of a conversation.

Although rejected by the electorate, Pinochet remained in office until free elections installed a new president, the Christian Democrat Patricio Aylwin, on March 11 , 1990

In 1955 Lampedusa began writing the novel that, although rejected by publishers during his lifetime, brought him world acclaim with its posthumous publication.

And just like Nasrallah, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas engaged in magical thinking, declaring that the House vote to defund Obamacare — although rejected by the Senate — was "a remarkable victory".

In 1692, when Parliament sought ways to pay off England's war debt, Paterson was among the first to submit a proposal that, although rejected in its early form, established the use of public debt borrowed from a bank.

That solution, although rejected by Aristotle, was defended by his contemporary Xenocrates, a leading Platonist.

Although rejecting Plato's creation view, Saadya rests his own theory of soul upon a Platonic tripartite psychology.

At the beginning of his career he admitted the theoretical possibility of the eternity of the world, although rejecting Aristotle's arguments proving the actual eternity of the world.

Although rejecting Marxism, throughout his political career he has worked alongside Marxist far-left groups and has become involved with the "politics of the street".

Libya's economy witnessed increasing privatization; although rejecting the socialist policies of nationalized industry advocated in The Green Book, government figures asserted that they were forging "people's socialism" rather than capitalism.

Although Cadbury rejected the offer, Kraft has continued to push.