Sentence examples for an implicit rejection of from inspiring English sources

So there's an implicit rejection of the foundation of morality: universality.

But the format of "The Colony" is an implicit rejection of "Survivor" conventions.

Many of the liberalization moves introduced by Raúl Castro represent an implicit rejection of his older brother's rigid, state-dominated economic model.

Moreover, Jesus' teaching was critical of the established order and encouraged the poor and oppressed, even though it contained an implicit rejection of revolution.

In every case, it carries with it an implicit rejection of the contemporary church as an archaic and hierarchical organization that is about to be surpassed.

[C3.] Mayors Join on Global Warming In an implicit rejection of White House policy, 132 mayors across the country have joined a bipartisan coalition to carry out the Kyoto Protocol on global warming.

A second strategy for rejecting the Control Principle turns Nagel's argument on its head by taking as a starting point ordinary judgments and reactions that reveal our implicit rejection of the Control Principle.

If the Scots vote for independence, their implicit rejection of globalism may prove similarly inspiring in leading a shift in the United States away from globalism.

Equally important, we applaud the implicit rejection of the concerted campaign to demonize one of this country's most honorable public servants.

But Rogers's implicit rejection of the U.N. as the final arbiter of when the most powerful peacekeepers in the world should go to work isn't unreasonable either.

Our implicit rejection of section 313 of the Restatement (Second) of Torts (1965) that requires proof of "illness or bodily harm" as a result of negligently inflicted mental distress reflected the developing caselaw rejecting this requirement in the 17 years since the Restatement's adoption.