Sentence examples for because he rejected from inspiring English sources

He won the leadership partly because he rejected the Iraq war.

He was an atheist in large part because he rejected liberal values.

Obama ran plenty of negative ads in 2008, but he won because he rejected the sort of stale campaigning everyone is disgusted by.

Rossi was also sometimes classified simply as a postmodernist because he rejected aspects of Modernism and utilized aspects of historical styles.

The first half of the course focuses on the Athenian Socrates, who was put to death because he rejected traditional Greek ideals and and proclaimed a new kind of ethical goodness.

Judge Trauger found that the corrections commissioner was "deliberately indifferent to the plaintiff's excessive risk of pain" because he rejected the use of a single drug.

That versatility suits Tetzlaff, because he rejects the facile association of classical music with Old World elegance, or what he calls "the cliché of the Stradivarius".

The Socrates of the Republic is wrong in retaining only the Phrygian mode along with the Dorian, and the more so because he rejects the flute; for the Phrygian is to the modes what the flute is to musical instruments- both of them are exciting and emotional.

Finally, a modal fictionalist might reject abstractionism because he rejects the associated ontology.

This is not primarily because he rejects the moderate empirical claims.

He sees that Newton is significantly different from John Locke (1632 1704) and the other Royal Society natural philosophers, because he rejects their mechanist picture of the world.