Sentence examples for later rejection from inspiring English sources

And, later, rejection.

And his treatment of his old Inn of Court contemporary, Justice Shallow, as no more than "bait for the old pike" - a word Stephens seized upon - put in context Falstaff's own later rejection.

For more about these assumptions and their later rejection, see DiSalle 2006.

There is also Davidson's later rejection of the requirement that such descriptions be uniquely identifying to take into account.

After six months a subset of patients changed their minds about euthanasia and PAS (8% - 26% depending on the scenario), most often in the direction of initial acceptance to later rejection.

In view of which it's difficult not to revisit the old distrust of Friedelind as someone whose grievances were more engendered by her lifelong family rivalries and resentments than by her later rejection of anti-Semitism, Hitler and Nazism.

Though his response to her mother's memoir was lukewarm, Lane persisted, and two years later, after rejections, revisions, a new agent, a new editor and a transformation of the memoir into fiction, Harper & Brothers published "Little House in the Big Woods" by Wilder.

Steinbeck noted this tendency on a page of dialogue changes: In another memo, Steinbeck noted that the pathos of Suzy being a prostitute had given much of the dramatic tension to the scene in which Doc rejects Suzy, and later, her rejection of him.

He received rejection after rejection.

"It was rejection after rejection.

But you get rejection after rejection.