Sentence examples for great rejection from inspiring English sources

The return of Brontosaurus then while something of a surprise, is not a great rejection of previous work.

You see, the question of wage (and price) stickiness, and hence of real effects of changes in nominal demand, was what the great rejection of Keynesianism was all about.

When I wrote asking for an interview last month, he responded with one of the great rejection letters of my career, a long e-mail in which he assailed the food media, critiqued my past reporting, and suggested that I skip this story altogether and instead focus on the food industry's sexual-harassment problem.

"The gang was no longer my family, there was no longer love but hatred, a great rejection, scorn, insults and blows".

When this Black man was featured with a Black friend, White participants reported greater rejection concerns and a greater inclination to reject this Black man compared to when he was featured with a White friend (Experiments 1 3) or featured alone (Experiment 2).

Larger electrodermal responses to rejected relative to accepted offers predicted greater rejection in those with accurate interoception but were unrelated to rejection in those with poor interoception.

For those with accurate interoception, we expected greater bodily responses to rejected relative to accepted offers to predict greater rejection behavior.

It was the greatest rejection, and acceptance, of my life.

Interestingly, blockade of NKG2D in vivo, with a shed, high affinity ligand that is naturally produced in tumor-bearing mice, also leads to greater rejection of such tumors.

Meta-analytic integration showed the pattern of greater rejection of targets with an out-group membership to be stronger under anger than sadness.

This argument was also made about support for Brexit in the United Kingdom's referendum earlier this year, and, just as in the United Kingdom, higher turnout merely meant greater rejection of the government.