Sentence examples for obviously rejected from inspiring English sources

The jury yesterday obviously rejected as implausible her assertion that she was unaware of it.

"At job interviews, people always think disabled people are less capable and I was obviously rejected because of my appearance," he said.

A suggestion that was obviously rejected by the sponsor countries.

"They don't want to be ostracised because they wear earrings or because they're effeminate or they're transgender, something that's pretty obviously rejected in many mosques in France," he says.

Obviously, rejected studies were those clearly not relevant to the subject of investigation.

"No wine = no lunch" really means: respect obviously, reject quietly.

If we claim to know some truths by intuition or deduction or to have some innate knowledge, we obviously reject scepticism with regard to those truths.

This group would obviously reject groundnuts which contain one or two of the variables which project the possible presence of aflatoxin in groundnuts.

Aristotle and Zagzebski would obviously reject (KLW) as the full story because they believe theoretical wisdom is another kind of wisdom, and are unwilling to accept that there is a conception of one, general, kind of wisdom.

Most obviously, he rejected Descartes' dualism of extended and mental substances in favor of substance monism, and correspondingly rejected Cartesian mind-body interactionism.

The further argument, according to which truth cannot be relative to species because truth is eternal, can obviously be rejected as a petitio principii as well.