Sentence examples for he always rejected from inspiring English sources

People who were ill claimed that meeting with Brother André brought a cure, a suggestion he always rejected.

The second drew him into Breton's circle, although he always rejected being termed a Surrealist.

Osborne said the shadow chancellor was "the incredible no man" because he always rejected the government's ideas for reducing the deficit.

Unlike Schelling, he always rejected claims to absolute positive knowledge; to this extent, he remained in the ultimate analysis a Kantian philosopher.

And although his work is "informed by protest and rebellion", he has always rejected the idea that flights of imagination should be geared to political commitment, or that his designs should be simplified and made more accessible.

He has always rejected any simplistic labelling of people, and his work is constantly peppered with references to earlier economists whom he respects for their views, regardless of the ideological camps which form around them.

Assigned the job of interrogating Rudolf Hess, the enigmatic Hitler deputy who claims to remember nothing of his activities in the Fatherland, Rotheram is appalled to discover that to both Hess and the English command, his biography places him squarely in a category he has always rejected.

"However, when trying to purchase an airline ticket online, the apostrophe is always rejected," he added.

"He will always reject temporary, weak and dangerous stopgap measures that threaten the lives of hardworking Americans, and undercut immigrants who seek a better life in the United States through a legal pathway".

Unlike Obama, He Who Walks Alone, McCain always rejected the solitary in favor of the social.

The man's overtures of friendship toward his co-workers were always rejected and he wanted to know why.