Sentence examples for consider rejection from inspiring English sources

If we can think of auditioning in much the same way--as a compatibility test--maybe we can consider rejection a gift.

Silencing ideas or basking in intellectual orthodoxy independent of facts and evidence impedes our access to new and better ideas, and it inhibits a full and considered rejection of bad ones.

Disposal in several EU low-level repositories is also considered; rejection of metal streams is found to be due to stringent limits on Nb-94 and C-14 activation products.

Equally troubling, however, is the signal that this case may send to our or other governments considering rejection of a dirty fossil fuel project.

We have attempted to identify the rationale given by editors in considering rejection of ethically suspect research.

I heard that writers would sometimes get very long, considered rejections.

"Don't consider the rejection final," she advised.

Now, let us consider that rejection activates Pattern B, but pain does not.

But the judge did not tell Ms. Harris precisely what grounds she must consider for rejection or acceptance, and her remarks last night did nothing to clarify what basis she would use for evaluating the explanations she demanded.

Orbán's outlook is more Labour than Conservative (consider his rejection of IMF austerity), but because politicians and journalists in the West can only  think in narrow terms of Left and Right, he is placed in that box.The Guardian reported that the "leading daily newspaper" Népszabadság had as the headline on its front page, "The freedom of the press in Hungary comes to an end".

Instead, she wrote a brief email to Mark Burnett: "I consider your rejection a lucky charm, because everything that ever happened in my life came on the heels of failure".