Sentence examples for because of its rejection from inspiring English sources

The United States has been criticized at these gatherings for years, in part because of its rejection of the Kyoto framework and in part because it has not adopted a comprehensive domestic program for reducing its own greenhouse gas emissions.

In 1887 The Judgment of Paris caused another storm of protest because of its rejection of all conventional attributes and its naively direct conception.

He had always loved the show, he said, because of its rejection of cynicism, its broad declaration that human beings are capable of infinite nobility and virtue, and he felt that the time was ripe to reprise those sentiments.

His intervention confirms long-held suspicions that the Madrid government will resist the Scottish government's plans because of its rejection of Catalonian independence, which has seen large marches in Barcelona in favour of secession.

Peacocke identifies his understanding of God's relation to the world as panentheism because of its rejection of dualism and external interactions by God in favor of God always working from inside the universe.

Because of its rejection of scholastic rationalism and universalism, and its interest in the particular, the singular, and the irregular (Seidler 2011) on various levels of analysis (i.e., its appreciation of difference and insistence on dissent, its 'protestant' and broadly anti-'imperial' character), the discipline is also aptly described as 'individualistic' (Haakonssen 2004).

As my attraction to Nestorianism began to fade, I found myself strangely intrigued by the Petrobrusian heresy (anti-infant-baptism, anti-sacraments), and from that I segued easily into the Pelagian heresy, tempting to me because of its bold rejection of the whole concept of original sin.

Three different methods are proposed: The first one, which is based on the Euclidean distance, is discarded because of its low rejection to interference.

There seems to be a remarkable amount of confidence in the House's passage of the bill, perhaps because its rejection of the previous iteration of the legislation on Monday sent markets globally into a tailspin, but Congressional operators remain on pins and needles.

Nor would it be correct to claim that the criterion hides circular reasoning, allegedly because its rejection of the meaningless depends on an unquestioned notion of experiential fact as self-explanatory (when such fact is still to be constituted).

Although a few readers such as Jefferson and other Rational Dissenters approved of the work, it was harshly reviewed because of its extreme theological positions, particularly its rejection of the Trinity.