Sentence examples for defiantly rejected from inspiring English sources

Iran defiantly rejected the pressure.

Lenin defiantly rejected this kind of alliance and post-revolutionary regime.

In the 26 counties of the south, Home Rule was defiantly rejected.

He defiantly rejected a plea bargain with the ethics committee that might have resulted in a mild letter of reprimand.

The meeting came only a day after Mr. Mugabe defiantly rejected calls to crack down on the squatters.

These young islanders have defiantly rejected the image of Pacific peoples as victims of sea level rise.

Although many foreign critics have portrayed Mohammed and other Syrian directors as symbols of artistic victimization, he defiantly rejects that role.

Subsistence-level villagers in the Indian state of Orissa, who successfully campaigned to expel multinational bauxite miners from their sacred mountain, are among those who defiantly reject the remote-control politics that destroys social bonds as well as long-term economic possibility and environmental sustainability.

Ironically, this insatiable thirst for absolute definition of today's youth leads to one truism about this amorphous entity known as the millennial generation: It defiantly rejects absolutism in regards to the individual.

The entire thrust of Jefferson's political position throughout the 1790s had been defiantly negative, rejecting as excessive the powers vested in the national government by the Federalists.

Often appearing with cigar-sized marijuana spliffs defiantly held between his fingers, he rejected Nigeria's two main religions, Christianity and Islam; instead he worshipped ancestors and married 27 women.