Sentence examples for more rejecting from inspiring English sources

It can be postulated that older subjects may recall more rejection and stricter parental rearing behavior than younger ones [ 4], whereby the male subjects may perceive more rejecting parental rearing behavior than the female ones.

If Labour are making arguments that voters don't agree with, why aren't more rejecting the party?

A study in the 1960s by Kagan and Moss found that mothers behaved more coldly and were more rejecting of their sons if they showed traditionally feminine behaviour (nurturance, dependence), and behaved more warmly to those who showed traditionally masculine behaviour (rowdy play, dominance).

In particular, we show that in the presence of a potential long-term partner, females (but not males) express more rejecting emotions towards a same-sex acquaintance who reveals a predilection to be unfaithful.

We indeed found that youth that perceived their mothers as using more of these strategies were also perceived as being more rejecting, more overprotective (non-significant relation with neglect), and less emotionally warm (non-significant relation with override).

Families of anxious children were found to be more controlling, more rejecting, and less intimate [ 29, 34].

It appeared that the valency and hydrated radius of associated cation had a dramatic effect on NO3− rejection, with the divalent cations being more rejected than monovalent cations.

Plenty more reject the view that the crucifixion was a way of assuaging an angry God.

The reasons: pressure to attend a top school, more rejected quality applicants who want a second chance, and higher retention rates.

Once that has been done, the Commission wants more rejected applicants to be sent back.

Two more rejected definitions, known as the 'Lion and Tiger' definitions, are apparently due to Gaṅgeśa's Navya-Nyāya predecessors (Wada 2007, ch. 5).