Sentence examples for fundamental rejection from inspiring English sources

It's just about the most fundamental rejection of games I have ever encountered in anyone prepared to consider them.

For example, hip-hop has a fundamental rejection of authority, which may explain why it also attracts a similar audience.

"The fundamental rejection of [lobbyists] should be clear – the Greens and micro-parties got a third of the vote in the upper house".

"One of the basic principles of our work is the fundamental rejection of the use of photo editing programs to alter images," a church statement said.

Anchored in a fundamental rejection of the Palestinian national identity, the withdrawal from Gaza was part of a long-term effort to deny the Palestinian people any independent political existence on their land.

Umunna said there was "a profound rage" in sections of the party, fuelled by the belief that the third way principles of Tony Blair and Bill Clinton amounted to a fundamental rejection of Labour values.

And so, it should be added, is Hamas's fundamental ideological rejection of Israel – an integral part of its Islamist outlook.

That contest was determined by the fundamental politics (rejection of the Bush legacy, the charm of Mr Obama), as November's will be (the jobless "recovery", disappointment with Mr Obama).

Of course, if the communicated norms were to function as a fundamental, pre-interpretive constraint, rejection would have to be rare and subject to special justification.

It appears, then, that the Obama's administration's policy on Western Sahara constitutes nothing less than a rejection of fundamental principles of international law that prohibit territorial expansion by force, thereby constituting a de facto acceptance of the right of conquest.

Moreover, DCs also play a fundamental role in allograft rejection [ 22].