Sentence examples for critical rejection from inspiring English sources
Critical rejection "made it clear to me that I'm not an employee.
He was acutely sensitive to what he saw as a wholesale critical rejection of his art, impelled by a "viciousness beyond all known limits".
with almost equally great attention". This is at once both the strength (in popular acceptance) and weakness (in critical rejection) of his method.
Over time, the wholesale critical rejection of Perry and his most famous character has softened into a begrudging acceptance, and perhaps even a cringing love.
Rather, he made "Stardust Memories" — a movie about his struggle with his new status as an artistic hero — and was hurt by its critical rejection (including by Pauline Kael in this magazine, a review that the film cites).
Carax transposed it from 19th-century New England to late-20th-century France because he saw parallels between the popular and critical rejection of Moby-Dick and his own masterpiece, the 1991 movie Les amants du Pont-Neuf, which went wildly over budget.
As a result, Unilever Foods says it has slashed the critical "tender rejection rate" by 50%.
In this model, CD4+ T cells were critical for rejection of MUC1-positive tumours (Tempero et al, 1998; VanLith et al, 2002), whereas other studies suggest that CD8+ T cells are required for MUC1-specific immunity against MUC1-positive pancreatic carcinoma (Morikane et al, 2001).
She is currently at work on a project, The New Sovereigntism, which is critical of rejections of international law, confusion about migration and refugee rights and conflations of state and popular sovereignty.
Critical for the rejection of singular values is a suitable threshold.
For the modern mind, he continues, "belief in a creed is a sign of intellectual failure," an abandonment of critical thinking, a rejection of scientific evidence and a subordination of individual judgment to the herd mentality.
