Sentence examples for authors reject from inspiring English sources

The authors reject the first option and plump for the second.

The authors reject both because neither understands that human beings live a life in common with others.

While a number of conservation organizations have seized on the research and have begun calling the Borneo elephant a distinct subspecies, the authors reject that approach for now.

In Singapore's case, the authors reject suggestions that a heavily populated city-state crammed on to a small island meets unduly harsh judgment.

The authors reject the notion that the letter tells church members to "vote for this party or that party", and write that if this is the perception "they have misunderstood it".

This could, they suggest, be explained by the modernist movement, in which authors "reject their immediate stylistic predecessors yet remain a part of a dominant movement that included many of their contemporaries".

Over the next two decades, though, many Chinese authors rejected the sunny self-actualization message of the American self-help movement.

There was a script, co-written by the filmmaker Mary Harron (a club denizen, she is portrayed in "CBGB"), but the book's authors rejected it.

The authors rejected the interference, saying critics were trying to "beautify" the country's problematic history, overlooking Korean collaboration with the Japanese occupiers and postwar dictatorships.

The authors rejected the popular notion of the "lone wolf" terrorist radicalised by the Internet, saying that in almost all cases the individuals had established contact with like-minded people offline prior to conducting research on the web.

On returning to Berlin in 1765 Lessing applied for the post of director of the royal library; but since he had quarreled with Voltaire, who lived as a favourite at Frederick the Great's court, the king (who in any case thought little of German authors) rejected his application.