Sentence examples for eventual rejection from inspiring English sources
At the end of a dark corridor Maurice meets Clive, whose eventual rejection almost tears him to pieces.
Her eventual rejection of detail-oriented "inductive irony" can be understood as a strike against the increasing public irony of the postideological '80s.
The eventual rejection of Mr. Teller's plan, known as Project Chariot, is described in the book "The Firecracker Boys," by the historian Dan O'Neill.
Western officials and rights groups viewed the resolution Tuesday as progress toward an eventual rejection of the prize, although the Equatorial Guinean delegation said otherwise.
For a period in his youth Eisler was a prized student of Schoenberg, and despite his eventual rejection of his teacher's 12-tone system, Eisler's immersion in the aesthetic had lingering effects.
When Falstaff dismisses them as "food for powder, they'll fill a pit as well as better", Alex Hassell's Hal looks at his old friend with an aghast horror that makes the knight's eventual rejection inevitable.
Sustained engraftment versus eventual graft rejection in this model depends on a delicate balance between donor and host T-cells.
In contrast to allogeneic donor ECDI-SPs, xenogeneic donor ECDI-SPs induced production of xenodonor-specific antibodies partially responsible for the eventual islet xenograft rejection.
A significant component of the curriculum will equip such persons to evaluate dossiers that are submitted to governments for eventual approval or rejection of proposed new pesticides.
They ranged from philanthropic, with notables like Lord Longford and a former prison governor campaigning for eventual parole, to outraged rejection.
Rejection, exile and eventual death (or was it murder?) are the sure signs of the outsider's success.In this section Still spouting A brief history of beefing Come fly with me Masked ball M is for mystery Reprints Related items Masked ballNov 25th 1999These emphases have already provoked a minor literary controversy.
