Sentence examples for apparently rejecting from inspiring English sources

Some of the emails show scientists at CRU reviewing papers that clash with their own findings and apparently rejecting them out of hand.

A jury sentenced Derrick Todd Lee to death in the killing of Charlotte Murray Pace, 22, of Baton Rouge, apparently rejecting defense testimony that he is mentally retarded.

Two days later, Republican leaders sent a letter supporting three of the four choices, apparently rejecting one and adding one of their own — and charging that Democrats had cut them out of the loop.

On Saturday the Met issued a statement apparently rejecting the families' key claim that they had not been told that a 15-year-old friend of the girls had gone to Syria weeks earlier.

Seth Mydans (NYT) MIDDLE EAST IRAN: INDISPUTABLE AUTHORITY Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said that his authority is indisputable, apparently rejecting criticism from reformists who say he is not above the law.

Lavabit, which is believed to have been used by Snowden and which claimed to have 350,000 customers, closed after apparently rejecting a US government court order to cooperate in surveillance on its customers by allowing some form of access to the encrypted messages on its servers.

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

That reasoning was apparently rejected in Boston.

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

Result: Corsi has apparently rejected an offer to cooperate.

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