Sentence examples for inherent rejection from inspiring English sources
It is a misconception to assume that being religiously minded means an inherent rejection of a scientific method or approach to understanding the world around us.
"There is an inherent rejection of the Gospel when we do not affirm the biblical notion of human sexuality," Mississippi pastor Chad Rowland told the Baptist Press.
"Ritual is an attempt to grapple with the inherent unpredictability of rejection," introducing "a casual dimension that closes the gap between giving and receiving, thereby ensuring acceptance of the gift and leaving nothing voluntary to the recipient".
I fought my way back from the ways that particular narrative made me feel invisible, and that fight lit a creative fire in me that has not only given me a career I love, but has instilled in me the grit it takes to weather the difficulties and rejection inherent in being a writer.
The controller has been designed on the notions of sliding mode, better known for its inherent robustness and disturbance rejection capabilities.
The short distances involved and the limited spatial coverage of OW, which results from the narrow beams that are utilized, provide inherent security, and interference rejection, while at the same time allow for faster completion of the device discovery process that affects the application interaction time.
This raises the question of how representative such people are of the larger Muslim community, and whether this rejection is somehow inherent in Islam.
Rejection is an inherent part of the dating process, and you'll need to learn how to handle it in a positive way.
The brutally plain capitalist imperative in selling is in contradistinction to the rejection of money and materialism inherent in Christianity.
Post-Impressionism, in Western painting, movement in France that represented both an extension of Impressionism and a rejection of that style's inherent limitations.
