Sentence examples for apparently reject from inspiring English sources

Deliberative theorists, then, apparently reject this principle; but the rejection raises the question whether their incompatibilism is well motivated.

In the trials of William Penn, in seventeenth-century England, and John Peter Zenger, in eighteenth-century America, jurors braved considerable personal risk to apparently reject their judges' instructions and uphold the defendants' exercise of their consciences.

That reasoning was apparently rejected in Boston.

Shekau, however, apparently rejected his dismissal in an audio message.

State officials apparently rejected the calls to dismiss Mr. Corwick.

"We are disappointed that Hamas has once again apparently rejected ceasefire proposals".

However, an attempt to deliver the letter by FedEx was apparently rejected by the Palace.

But Palestinian officials apparently rejected that offer in a rare joint security meeting with Israelis on Wednesday night.

Producers apparently rejected a proposal by Russell to return to the house accompanied by his friend Faye Dunaway.

Having been rejected by mainstream medicine, Wakefield, the son of well-regarded doctors in Britain, has apparently rejected the integrity of mainstream medicine in return.

Yet NRW's voters apparently rejected its boldest ideas: tax cuts, health reform and longer operating lives for nuclear power plants.