Sentence examples for least rejected from inspiring English sources

(I understand he has at least rejected the notion of going it alone in the wake of Ivan Lendl's departure).

And Johnson, at least, rejected an even more hawkish policy — using military force more aggressively in the hope of forcing the North to surrender.

By reading a column over time, the shrewd reader spots who gets sent off and who gets sent up, and how often the pundit is mouthpiece or originator. 5. Does this guy have a point of view I can identify with, or at least reject with consistency?

Yet some disabled individuals, at least, reject medical interventions aimed at a cure on the ground that they do not wish to become different from whom they are.

Rumors indicate that Qualcomm's board is set to at least reject the initial offer, but this will not enough to repel Broadcom.

We can be confident in our conclusion that claim one is false; not least because it depends on upholding a version of the acts/omissions distinction which I am sure that Savulescu, at least, rejects.

But at least the rejected never know of their rejection.

Most classical foundationalists at least implicitly rejected the idea that the mere obtaining of a probability relation between one's noninferential evidence that P and the proposition Q one infers from that evidence is sufficient to acquire inferential justification or inferential knowledge.

The State Department characterized possible action by the United States government in Guyana against Jonestown as creating a potential "legal controversy", but Ryan at least partially rejected this viewpoint.

And some of the mutual depictions traded by Shimon Peres's people and supporters of Yitzhak Rabin, had they been voiced today, would qualify as incitement or at least be rejected as politically incorrect.

So he does not know that the Palestinians have at least twice rejected generous offers that, given continued Palestinian-funded hatred and Palestinian-enabled terrorism, will not likely be repeated.