Sentence examples for dramatically rejected from inspiring English sources
The Roberts Court has dramatically rejected Marshall's view in one case after another.
In one case after another, the Roberts Court has dramatically rejected Marshall's view.
Just a week later, however, he would be forced to accept bailout terms even more onerous that those the nation had so dramatically rejected.
State TV have reported that the plan could include a levy on bank deposits over €100,000, after MPs dramatically rejected the original plan to tax smaller deposits on Tuesday night.
Will Democrats be able to capitalise on the party's civil war and portray it as far too rightwing for the national mood – or will they too become seen as the same Washington establishment that the voters of Virginia's 7th district so dramatically rejected on Tuesday night?
Obama's shift to a more populist tone began in the late fall of 2013, when he dramatically rejected calls for a grand bargain to cut Social Security and Medicare, saying that "The plutocrats who keep pushing this idea spend more money on one night on the town than most Social Security recipients get in a month.
Most dramatically, Justice Antonin Scalia had rejected a motion that he recuse himself from a case that provided a textbook example of the circumstances a Justice should avoid.
The percentage of onshore windfarms being rejected rose dramatically in the UK last year, leading the renewable energy trade body to accuse the Conservative party of "heavy-handed intervention" in the planning process.
Hopes for a Syrian ceasefire faded dramatically yesterday as rebels rejected a last-minute demand from the regime for "written guarantees" that they will lay down their arms after government troops withdraw.
Coincidence or not, states like Florida, Ohio and Wisconsin won the federal grants instead.Giving all that money to states that later rejected it dramatically slowed the roll out of high-speed rail in America.
In our society, the states and families that have prospered most dramatically are those rejecting the Beckerian model and investing in women's education and independence.
