Sentence examples for because i rejected from inspiring English sources

Because I rejected the Nixon administration's use of national security as a pretext for broad assertions of unchecked executive power, I became engaged with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act when it was proposed in the early 1970s.

It took a lot longer than it was supposed to take because I rejected the palette so many times".

I hated those girls because they rejected me but, really, I hated myself more because I rejected life.

I did not do this because I disagreed with the enhanced interrogation techniques that those memos authorised, or because I reject their legal rationale – although I do on both counts.

And because I reject the Bush administration's equally extreme assertions of executive power at the expense of civil liberties, I have been engaged in trying to improve the current legislation.

I reject this, not because I reject the notion that one day I will die, but because of it.

1. I'm a nasty woman because I reject white supremacy thinking that wants to slow immigration.

Those who chose third-party candidates sometimes have a sanctimonious attitude: "I'm better than you because I reject your two party system.

I rejected all this, because by then I was very clear in my mind I could not really be working within the Baath Party, because of the growing influence of the Saddam axis".

I rejected mixture because the word is lifeless; medley has gained a musical connotation; jumble stresses confusion; and gallimaufry, like its synonymous second-order reduplication hodgepodge, is derived from Old French words for "stew".

I rejected the advice because I didn't know Eagleton very well.