Sentence examples for blunt rejection from inspiring English sources

Mr Lane's announcement, made at the memorial at the bombing site, represented a blunt rejection of that offer.

George Osborne has won surprisingly wide backing for his blunt rejection of a so-called Robin Hood tax on financial transactions that would apply only in Europe.

The blunt rejection of conversion -- in defiance of a policy endorsed by the Bush Administration and by many state and local governments -- is a departure from what happened during the three previous cutbacks in military spending since World War II.

This wasn't the Yankees' "NY," which he wore in his video for "Empire State of Mind," but an even bigger "NY" — a blunt rejection of any notion that he wanted his basketball team to be anywhere else.

Yet, on a recent chilly morning of greeting voters with deep bows and handshakes at a train station, he got the same apologetic but blunt rejection he gets every day.

Provided these changes are made, Mr Bush's blunt rejection of the Kyoto Protocol in March could even turn out to have been beneficial but he does not have much time left in which to prove his case.

Rita, having lost her job as a waitress, but not her spirit, when she draped her boss in spaghetti after he groped her, listens to self-help tapes and endures blunt rejections as she seeks work.

The ruling sends a blunt message of rejection to visa seekers from some of the most destitute and dysfunctional countries.

While new atheism is often derided for its blunt and uncompromising rejection of religious views, it is not hard to find parallels in earlier atheist writings.

Just a few days before her salute to tech winners came Brexit, a blunt and ugly rejection of some of her cohort's most cherished ideas.

In her rejection of blunt unilateralism, which characterized the first Bush term, Rice has frequently widened her circle of friends beyond Europe.