Sentence examples for apparent rejection from inspiring English sources

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The apparent rejection of the deal could unwind President Obama's effort to buy time to resolve the nuclear standoff.

But Mr Netanyahu's apparent rejection of compromise with Palestinians, and wars every few years, is eroding hope.

If so, North Korea's apparent rejection would be particularly brazen, given that Mr. Xi has just been elevated.

Apparent rejection by the EU and the American occupation of Iraq have left Turks in a resentful mood.

Blair will be unrepentant about his apparent rejection of democracy in Egypt, saying the "Muslim Brotherhood government was not simply a bad government.

It soon became apparent that rejection would not be the worst part of it all.

But the case that might have provided the clearest evidence of unfair exclusion – Jones's apparent flat rejection of a paper challenging his findings by the Swedish scientist Lars Kamel – was not investigated.

The apparent North Korean rejection of talks on conventional troops came one day after a conference held on the South Korean island of Cheju marking the first anniversary of the first summit meeting between leaders of North and South Korea.

The apparent lack of rejection is surprising, he adds, because it is in fact the hair-producing epithelial cells that are immune privileged and not the dermal sheath cells transplanted by the Jahoda team.

A further tilt in the direction of idealism is apparent in his rejection of the traditional definition of truth as an agreement of things with thoughts, on the ground that the copy (the thought) cannot be compared with the original (the thing).