Sentence examples for meet rejection from inspiring English sources

Mr. Loughner seemed to meet rejection at every turn.

A poll sponsored by The Globe says that 70percentt of Boston Catholics reject an exclusively celibate male clergy; 65percentt favor ordaining women and married men; church positions meet rejection from 70percentt on birth control, 63percentt on divorce, 54 percent on premarital sex and 51percentt on homosexuality; and, on abortion, only 48percentt accept official teaching.

Job seekers who meet rejection after a couple of interviews often get discouraged and lump all potential places they could work into a disparaging box they call "employers". But there are substantial differences between new companies and those that have been around your whole life.

In an earlier interview, Balsillie described meeting rejection after rejection as he tried to sell wireless phone carriers on the concept of wireless e-mail.

Even as Mr. Ahmed met rejection at school, he faced disapproval from relatives, who complained that he was mixing with "ghetto people," Ms. Hartford recalled.

It is in the nature of our legal system that legal concepts, including constitutional concepts, develop slowly, finding partial acceptance in some courts while meeting rejection in others.

The 16 short songs of this 30-minute cycle, Schumann's settings of poems by Heinrich Heine, tell of a young man in love who meets rejection and sinks into alternate states of pensive heartache and bleak bitterness.

Where women should be able to find comfort, consolation, and support instead they met rejection and blame.

"Fitzgerald's work," it notes, "did not always meet with rejection from The New Yorker's editors".

The next year , 1958 having seen his device meet only rejection, he heard an unfamiliar British accent in his laboratory.

Not all Arab immigrants, surely, meet with rejection, and not every Muslim life is characterised by rage or emptiness.