Sentence examples for he rejected being from inspiring English sources

He rejected being black or white or American or even human.

Although his victims were mostly teenagers, with some as young as 14, he rejected being called a child murderer, arguing that his victims were brainwashed "cultural Marxists" whose political activism would adulterate pure Norwegian blood.

Jonathan Fox of Tenafly, N.J., said he rejected being moved from the upper deck, usually behind home plate, where he had a 20-game plan costing $60 a ticket, to $70 seats near the right-field foul pole in a 12-game plan.

Shaw's remarks to lawmakers on Tuesday echoed his earlier statement to The Tennessean in which he rejected being called a hero.

Shaw's remarks to lawmakers on Tuesday echoed his earlier statement to The Tennessean in which he rejected being called a hero.

Casanova's notions were notably modern, for the "prejudices" and "limitations" he rejected were those of traditional religion and conventional morality.

The only people he rejected were those inflated with their pride and selfish with their wealth.

Those he rejected were notorious: Adolf Hitler, Gen. Francisco Franco, and former Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio Somoza.

Burroughs' purported "punkness," a label he rejected, is better described as a mere general stance in partial sync with a broadly defined counterculture.

Another ism he rejects is pacifism.

What he rejects is its doctrinal supremacy and its enforcing discipline.