Sentence examples for definitely rejects from inspiring English sources

Politicians on the left and right, including Dominique de Villepin, the prime minister, vowed to fight to keep Danone in French hands.Mr Riboud says he never spoke to PepsiCo and "most definitely" rejects allegations that Danone helped to fuel the rumours to give his company's shares a lift.

He definitely rejected patronage.

Algeria's foreign minister, Ahmed Attaf, held a press conference at which, according to the state radio, he "categorically, firmly and definitely rejected the French stand aimed at spurring and fostering meddling in our internal affairs".

We cannot prove hunting but we can definitely reject Binford's idea of marginal scavenging of medium-size ungulates from carnivore kills.

"The News recently referred to Rev. Dr. Zahm's acceptance of the theory of evolution, while definitely rejecting Darwinism and declaring that the best scientific thought of the day concurs in the rejection.

Jason, age 25, in treatment for mild depression and social anxiety speculates "why would I want to go outside and try to meet random people that will most definitely reject me?

And third, the White House will definitely reject any demand, anyway, unless everyone there goes temporarily insane.

But it's important for those debating the future of forests in Poland – and everywhere else – to be aware that this historical interpretation has been questioned by scholars and definitely rejected by the Catholic Church.

Although the evidence presented in this study is not strong enough to definitely reject Hypothesis 2, our findings provide a strong indication against the putative transfer of LI818 proteins during a cryptic green algal endosymbiosis event preceding red algal secondary endosymbiosis (Hypothesis 3), and favor a scenario with a transfer in the other direction (Hypothesis 4).

"It definitely got rejected the first time.

The opposition "rejects lending legitimacy to a referendum that will definitely lead to more sedition and division," said Sameh Ashour, a spokesman for a coalition that calls itself the National Salvation Front.