Sentence examples for interpreted as rejection from inspiring English sources

I guess that was interpreted as rejection of you.

"It is likely to be interpreted as rejection or at best deferral of these necessary reforms".

Cessation of beating was interpreted as rejection.

D* and F* test statistics for all except the β-TUB gene were significant and negative in the Trinidad population, which we cautiously interpreted as rejection of the null hypothesis of constant population size.

"If they're recalled, it would be interpreted as a rejection of the gun control agenda, a rejection of what Colorado passed.

But his public statements are widely interpreted as urging rejection.

Dr. Scott Spear, a plastic surgeon at Georgetown University who is a consultant to Inamed, asserted that the F.D.A.'s decision should not be interpreted as a rejection of the product or a judgment on its safety.

They were among six young pro-democracy candidates who were catapulted into office in what was widely interpreted as a rejection of Beijing's growing interference in the former British colony's affairs.

In what was interpreted as a rejection of his government's policies, the opposition Socialist Party made sweeping gains in both a regional French election in March and a European-wide election early this month.

They say the combative tone reflects Mr. Reid's rising fear about losing the seat, which could be interpreted as a rejection of his 30-year career in the Senate.

The others vying for that single spot: karate, squash, roller sport, sport climbing, wakeboarding, wushu and a combined bid from baseball and softball, which were were voted out of the Olympics in 2005 in a move that was widely interpreted as a rejection of American dominance.