Sentence examples for deliberately rejected from inspiring English sources

The Constitutional Convention deliberately rejected requirements for supermajorities.

The Edge's approach to guitar deliberately rejected the blues and became inseparable from effects like echo and reverb.

In his haste to distance himself from all things New Labour, Ed Miliband appears to have forgotten – or deliberately rejected – that key component of successful leadership.

James Madison, Alexander Hamilton and their peers, as they met for the constitutional convention in Philadelphia in 1787, had deliberately rejected direct democracy.

During their investigations the inspectors deliberately rejected all evidence from us in relation to our achievements for the company during our tenure.

Beginning with the work of Robert Venturi, Denise Scott-Brown, and Peter Eisenman, postmodern architects deliberately rejected the pure forms and "truth to materials" of the modern architect and put in their place irony, ornament, historical reference, and deliberate paradox.

By persisting in deliberately rejecting reason, Bowie reminds us that there are plenty of reasons to do so.

They are the work of a mind that deliberately rejects the finished and easy for an endless dabbling in marginalia.

The colour palette in the 21 bedrooms is strictly neutral – cream, taupe, black – as if deliberately rejecting bright fairground or primary bucket-and-spade colours.

But in opting for an all-black cast, Sciamma was deliberately rejecting what some might have seen as a politically correct approach.

Zecahrias*, a 35-year-old Eritrean who came to the UK just after the Home Office guidance changed and had his initial asylum claim rejected, said he believed the Home Office was deliberately rejecting Eritreans to try to deter others from seeking asylum in Britain.