Sentence examples for deliberate rejection from inspiring English sources

Homelessness, for many of them, represents a deliberate rejection of the values of mainstream society.

This deliberate rejection of authority is itself anti-charismatic and transgressive.

Homelessness, for many among the city's nomadic youth, represents a deliberate rejection of the values of mainstream society.

In a speech designed to set out her core beliefs, May offered a deliberate rejection of the legacy of Thatcherism.

In a key section of the speech, May expounded a vision of a collaborative nation, in a deliberate rejection of Margaret Thatcher's "no such thing as a society".

The Greens' tax and spending plans are a deliberate rejection of the parties who want to cut the deficit with a promise to end austerity.

His taste for happiness - what he called "the intense joy I derive from being alive" - was not blithe, but his deliberate weapon against rejection, boredom, stupidity and routine.

We had been inseparable since six, and her rejection was deliberate, symbolic, the end.

Reject the rejection.

In the West Bank, some donors spend years petitioning the Israeli military to build even simple water storage for a Palestinian village, to have their plans buried in years of deliberate bureaucratic stalling and eventual rejection.

The fact that the jury convicted Mr. Roeder after deliberating just 37 minutes was a stunning rejection of that argument.