Sentence examples for beaten rejected from inspiring English sources
The younger David (who, when not in the arms of the few who really love him, is always on the run or being challenged, beaten, rejected, fooled by someone or relieved of his few pennies) is a seriously threatened, sweet-minded naïf (although, as he grows older, he eventually becomes wiser).
This same 'meat', once beaten and rejected, was the person who brought Brazil its first gold medal of the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
If a guy wants to meet a woman who is sitting at a table surrounded by men, he continued, he will most likely be rejected -- or beaten up -- if he walks straight up and asks for her phone number.
She is beaten up again after rejecting sexual advances from a wardress.
Onshore he is beaten up by police, imprisoned and rejected by the Industrial Workers of the World: his political plans are too violent.
Tonight, the Mets were beaten by a player they essentially rejected -- Gary Sheffield, who asked the Dodgers to trade him to New York this spring.
She is rejected by her mother, beaten by her father, thrown into a Nottinghamshire home where she gets into trouble with the police, runs away time and again, and witnesses yet more abuse.
At lunchtime Tim Farron, the Lib Dem backbencher who was beaten by Simon Hughes for the deputy leadership, rejected Clegg's phrase.
He has beaten back questions that he will be rejected in the battleground province of Quebec because of its culture of secularism.
For rejecting this offer, Valentine was beaten, stoned and decapitated.
