Sentence examples for historically rejected from inspiring English sources

This is an old idea historically rejected by the academic establishment.

Israel has historically rejected any preconditions for talks, and analysts said Mr. Netanyahu's reaction would be critical.

Economists have historically rejected what we call the "lump of labor" fallacy: the supposition that an increase in labor productivity inevitably reduces employment because there is only a finite amount of work to do.

Not only is this statement a dismissal of twenty years of unison dance routines and syncopated beats; it also signals One Direction's desire to take its place in Britain's lad culture, which has historically rejected boy bands, preferring rowdy acts like Oasis.

Democratic socialists have historically rejected the belief that the economy should be centrally planned (a centrally-planned economy is a socialist keystone belief).

They have historically rejected active Zionism and continue to believe that the path to Jewish redemption is through religious rather than secular activity.

Friends historically have rejected a formal or salaried clergy as a "hireling ministry".

Assad, who historically had rejected all steps designed to reach the Israeli public, said yes.

MONTCLAIR, N.J. — Voters in this historically liberal town rejected on Tuesday a mayoral candidate who had campaigned on a platform of reducing spending and debt and freezing taxes.

Historically, natural selection was initially rejected, although the economic climate at Darwin's time was favorable for its acceptance (Mayr 2004).

The gay political awakening of the 1970s, as depicted in this historically canny, resolutely present-minded film, rejected secrecy and shame in favor of openness and visibility.