Sentence examples for commentators reject from inspiring English sources

For that reason, some commentators reject the suggestion that Pascal was not a philosopher (Brun, 1992; Hunter, 2013).

Almost to a person, post-election commentators reject this notion, largely because the results were even worse than the expectations.

Other commentators reject the argument that acceding to an elective request for death by discontinuing destination therapy is 'allowing a patient to die' because of serious flaws in interpreting the intention, causation, and moral responsibility of the ensuing death.

As Sedgwick said when appalled conservative commentators rejected her queer reading of literary greats: "Read any Sonnets lately?

The more the old social powers – parents, clerics, media commentators – rejected this lifestyle, the more attractive it became.

Speaking in an interview, one online commentator rejected out of hand the idea that invasive Internet controls had any legitimacy.

Commentators heatedly rejected the notion that significant ideas could not be distilled from vile ones.

A growing body of left and right commentators has rejected Vickers in favour of breaking up the banks into retail and investment banking units.

Handmade British studio pottery of this calibre is exactly what the V&A museum should be collecting and I hope it ignores grandstanding politicians and commentators and rejects any of the artefacts owned by Maggie Thatcher.

Other commentators have rejected the idea that mystics across traditions have experiences which are subjectively the same, but just differently reported.

On the basis of this important passage, among others, the majority of twentieth-century English-language commentators have rejected the idea that Kant has a genuine disagreement with Hume over the status of particular causal laws.