Sentence examples for consistent rejection from inspiring English sources
Some liberals say they saw hope in what they characterized as the public's consistent rejection of any return to authoritarianism, from the generals or the Brotherhood.
Throughout the story, the daughter is consumed by her love for her father and by his consistent rejection, but she's too young and too aloof (too deaf and blind) to recognize the same depth of feeling in her mother.
Despite King's consistent rejection of communism, in 1962 his associations with a few alleged Communists prompted the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBII) to launch an investigation into his alleged links with the Communist Party.
One fixed principle in this field is our consistent rejection of the argument that "any program which in some manner aids an institution with a religious affiliation" violates the Establishment Clause.
In addition, in the prevalence of increasing nationalism we would expect a more consistent rejection of interference from private governance, due to its being perceived as interference.
But after everything that's happened this week the consistent rejection, the feelings of otherness, the vacuous angry people—I decided to go home.
Histological evaluation showed a moderate to severe perivascular inflammation with or without mild epidermal and/or adnexal epidermal dyskeratosis or apoptosis consistent with rejection grade II in 80% of the biopsies taken from thigh and footpad in the rejection group (ATC).
Transplant accumulation of 2+ or more was considered consistent with rejection (P =.01).
Before Trump, the Republican Party had had a pretty consistent climate rejection position.
After allogeneic transplantation, genes and pathways related to transport and metabolism were predominantly down-regulated consistent with rejection-mediated graft injury and dysfunction.
A significant percentage of biopsies from stable, well-functioning renal allografts have histologic findings consistent with acute rejection or borderline rejection.
