Sentence examples for evident rejection from inspiring English sources

However, the effect of the great majority of substances tested was not explainable in terms of their aversive taste because bees consumed them without evident rejection.

This theory could be aptly referred to as the 'monistic' theory of judgment, as the parallel with Bradley's metaphysical views is immediately evident: the rejection of independent substances held together by relational ties goes hand in hand with the rejection of independent ideas held together by the copula.

The commission's free-market stance was most evident in its rejection of California's request to impose lower wholesale price caps for power in an attempt to control that state's electricity crisis.

Crescas's fundamental opposition to Aristotelianism is perhaps most evident in his rejection of the conception of intellectual activity as the supreme state of being for humans and for God.

Valla's grammatical approach is evident in his rejection of the scholastic term ens.

Another consequence of Arendt's stress on the artificiality of political life is evident in her rejection of all neo-romantic appeals to the volk and to ethnic identity as the basis for political community.

It's evident in their rejection of compromise and in their resort to sources and arguments on matters of basic science that simply fail any objective test.

That Ruskin could be wide of the mark is evident in his famous rejection of Whistler's "Nocturne in Black and Gold: The Falling Rocket," offered at the Grosvenor Gallery in 1877 for 200 guineas.

Chronic rejection was evident by day 20 and most extensive by day 100 posttransplantation.

It has rather produced a useful waste of low-quality remains resulting in an evident fall of immediate rejection for unsound submissions.

Here, the positive effect of weight on D11 on toxic prey rejection was evident only under the low-protein diet, and absent under the high-protein diet.