Sentence examples for and rejection in the from inspiring English sources

Students and faculty of Indian origin are justifiably aggrieved that their invite list encountered asymmetric scrutiny and rejection in the face of perceived controversy.

This gauzy ABC dating competition is "Jackass" for women: a reality show that revels in emotional risk taking and rejection in the same way that "Jackass," the MTV series, celebrates men's foolhardiness and physical pain.

But in his book Mr. Gross dismisses the combination of assimilation and rejection in the Miller-Olivier version and other efforts to contrast Shylock's dignity with Venetian foppishness as yielding a "high degree of incoherence".

For Jack, underground New York is a place to confront his fears of loneliness and rejection in the world above and, in the company of other lost souls, to learn who he really is.

You learn to deal with rejection in the form of silence, and rejection in the form of press releases informing you that someone else got the part you were dying for.

The pain someone must feel trying to wear a persona that isn't authentic to their soul is more painful than all the hate, discrimination and rejection in the world because they face losing everything and everyone in order to live their truth.

Other potential areas for the app to help users include managing approvals and rejections in the hiring process, as well as internal ticketing.

Hiding my natural hair under weaves and braids not to protect my coif, but to protect me from what I assumed would be ridicule and rejection in opposition to the European beauty standards my friends all replicated.

Her dogged ambition (and list of 70 potential publishers) calls to mind a young Sylvia Plath with her meticulous ledgers of submissions and rejections; in 1905, the year Montgomery wrote "Anne of Green Gables," she noted in her journal that she had earned $500 from her other writing, the equivalent of a male stenographer's annual income in New York.

The protein content and salt rejection in the retentate and flux were monitored.

Along these lines, intestinal IR is considered to be a crucial phenomenon involved in the onset of necrotizing enterocolitis, in the pathogenesis of small intestinal transplantation and rejection, and in the potential development of postoperative or posttraumatic complications, such as systemic inflammatory response syndrome, sepsis and multiple organ failure [2], [7], [8].