Sentence examples for constantly rejects from inspiring English sources

He constantly rejects suggestions that he is close to his peak, holding on to the view that he can keep going, as Andre Agassi has, into his early thirties.

Spring Awakening is now playing at Brooks Atkinson Theater in New York.

The title character of "Happy Gilmore" is a pathetic, constantly rejected would-be hockey player who becomes a golf star overnight.

"I constantly reject this notion that any hint of strategies involving diplomacy are somehow soft or indicate surrender or means that you are not going to crack down on terrorism," he said.

As for being a freelance hack well, a lucky few may be famous enough to pick and choose the best assignments and file at leisure, but most freelancers live a lonely life of constantly rejected story pitches in which brutalised copy counts as a triumph.

I'd love to read him on more screwball supporting players from the 30's and 40's -- the constantly rejected suitor, Ralph Bellamy, or virtuoso sillies of unctuousness and aggrievement like Franklin Pangborn and Eugene Pallette (the "forgotten man" contest scorekeeper and choleric father, respectively, in "My Man Godfrey").

It seems ridiculous that my friends and I, all committed and hard-working young people are constantly rejected from employment; I having been turned down by Boots, House of Fraser, Waitrose (twice), and H&M (only this week), while Marks & Spencer and Cath Kidston are yet to respond to my three week-old applications.

He also suggested that some Conservatives privately supported his plans for a mansion tax - tied in to the council tax band system - despite the fact that they "constantly reject it in public".

To be constantly rejected, unwanted and unloved takes a toll as time goes on.

From that time the popes constantly rejected all such postulations made by the cathedral chapters, indicating that the presence of the cardinals in the papal curia is indispensable.

What this couple demonstrated is a human problem; we are constantly rejecting each other's experience -- it's just what we are taught to do.