Sentence examples for easily rejected from inspiring English sources

That's easily rejected.

Some requests were easily rejected.

This argument is easily rejected.

Then critics would have argued that Cameron was a fool for including it, when it was obvious that Scots would have easily rejected outright independence.

He said a negative comment by Gerson – in a period when "paintings were easily rejected" – often set the tone for future judgment of a work and this was the case for Old Man in an Armchair.

"Feels good, doesn't it?" The approval of same-sex marriage represented a reversal of fortune for gay-rights advocates, who just two years ago suffered a humiliating defeat when a same-sex marriage bill was easily rejected by the Senate, which was then controlled by Democrats.

The party's "patriotic" Catholic church cannot easily reject Mary herself.

But Mr Zeman could easily reject Ms Nemcová again and her lawmakers could in turn reject his second choice.

Becket easily rejects the first three, including the prospect of fame and riches if he allies himself with the king.

Moreover, who among us could easily reject the prospect of being given great wads of cash for carrying out seemingly inconsequential, trivial acts – overstepping by just a few inches?

The human will can just as easily reject its end, as it can pursue it.