Sentence examples for face of rejected from inspiring English sources

These achievements are especially notable in the face of rejected budgets and — of course — the scourge of mold.

Ms. Reeves concurred: "I tried doing faces of rejected bachelors," she said.

Epochs in which the EEG or EOG exceeded 120 μV were rejected (mean number of rejected epochs across participants and modalities was 32), leaving 70 face epochs and 66 scrambled face epochs, on average across participants.

In addition, the judge ruled, language banning those "otherwise associated" with such groups is "unconstitutionally vague on its face". Collins rejected a number of other claims by the plaintiffs, however, including that the order's definition of a terrorist group is too vague.

"It emerged during the inquiry and the interview process that this person forced his wife to wear the full veil, deprived her of freedom of movement with her face exposed and rejected the principles of secularism and equality between men and women," Besson said in a statement.

However, five years later his body started showing signs of rejecting the new face.

Underwood's body has shown no signs of rejecting the transplanted face, Rodriguez said.

It's now been 93 days since the surgery, Rodriguez said, and Hardison's body has shown no signs of rejecting the transplanted face, which usually happens within 90 days of surgery.

He was slapped in the face again and rejected by every single publisher for reasons that flummoxed both of us.

The summed proportion of famous faces correctly recognized and unfamiliar faces correctly rejected did not significantly differ between patients and controls [ t(41) = 1.6, P > 0.1].

The point here is that the science and the medical guidelines became irrelevant in the face of belief systems that rejected them as inhuman and unconscionable.