Sentence examples for always rejected it from inspiring English sources
The membership has had the chance to vote for the right to pick the team, and always rejected it.
The Eastern churches have always rejected it because they consider it theological error and an unauthorized addition to a venerable document.
"People like Bannon and Breitbart have been going after Hillary Clinton every single day and she's still standing strong … the voters have always rejected it".
"We always rejected it as nonsense".
But what could be considered "unflattering" (by the same reasoning) is the fact that if our American system of government is so gosh-darned exceptional, why do newborn democracies almost always reject it in favor of the system we ourselves rejected over two centuries ago?
Interculturalism is Québec's answer to Canadian multiculturalism, which it has always rejected for watering-down its nationalist ambition.
Mrs. Merkel has always rejected that idea because it would make Germany more vulnerable and drive up its own borrowing costs, which are the benchmark for other countries.
A spokesman for Fox News, which has always rejected the charge that it brings a partisan bias to news coverage, said, "We reject ads all the time," and declined further comment.
Though Ringling's arena crowd pleasers have been disparaged in comparison to Cirque du Soleil's high-end shows in the United States, Europe and South America, the privately held Montreal-based Soleil has always rejected the notion that it competes with Ringling.
When it is discussed by doctors, as it was at the British Medical Association conference, it is always rejected.
