Sentence examples for just rejection from inspiring English sources
"This was just rejection of an outsider," said Lawrence R. Ricciardi, I.B.M.'s general counsel and a close friend of Mr. Thoman's.
Sometimes you're too pretty, which should feel great but is really just rejection rolled up in a compliment, and essentially just a backhanded insult stating that you are unable to transform yourself into a different person, or as we like to call it, "act".
Okay, so let's face it: sometimes, rejection is just rejection, and there is nothing good about it at all.
"What we saw in Alabama was more than just the rejection of a pedophile," said Social Security Works Executive Director Alex Lawson, referring to accusations against Jones' Republican rival, "it was a rejection of the entire Republican agenda to ... rob us of our health care, to raid Medicare and destroy Medicaid, all so some Wall Street parasite can buy yet another yacht.
No explanation, just a rejection.
A "double no" would not just signify rejection of the constitution itself.
The year 2008 represented more than just a rejection of a failed conservative administration.
Her resignation letter is not just a rejection of the prime minister's position on the war in Gaza, which could be treated as a point of individual conscience.
The true Tory position was revealed in August in the contemptible report produced by the Conservative majority on the Home Affairs select committee: not just the rejection of a ban on handguns but the repudiation of a host of other more modest ideas.
If she can lay out in clear terms that her election is about a specific set of proposals that she will offer in her first year, she will be able to make the case later on that her victory was not just a rejection of someone unfit to serve but, rather, an affirmative vote for the Democratic policy agenda.
