Sentence examples for online rejection from inspiring English sources

Might this online rejection of the political system have a real-world outcome?

And that strange feeling of online rejection was what motivated Melbourne artist and coder Sam Hains to create Zero Likes, an AI trained to respond only to those lost and lonely images that miss out on attention.

A gay man can come out of the best rehab facility, but is still grossly unprepared for what he might encounter on the gay scene: widespread normalisation and availability of chems; a culture that can be defensive about its right to use drugs; HIV stigma; online rejections; and body-fit, masculine, porn-star expectations.

A gay man can come out of the best rehab facility, but is still grossly unprepared for what he might encounter on the gay scene: widespread normalization and availability of chems; a culture that can be defensive about its right to use drugs; HIV stigma; online rejections; and body-fit, masculine, porn-star expectations.

Which is? Rejects rejection.

One of the most common forms of rejections online occur when our invitations to connect with friends or colleagues on LinkedIn or Facebook are met with silence, or when someone we know well doesn't follow us back on Twitter.

Joseph G. Turow, a professor of communications at the University of Pennsylvania's Annenberg School for Communication, says the need for social contact is reflected even in the partial rejection of online shopping: "The real element that's missing from shopping online is the social interaction and the fun.

One of those was Cibele – the heartbreaking, semi-autobiographical tale of the developer Nina Freeman's online romance and subsequent rejection.

It seems unwise to draw conclusions so early in the game, but I would submit that gamers as a demographic are far more technically savvy than the average, and I'm pretty sure that correlates with rejection of online advertisements.

In a telephone conversation, she explained that putting her rejection letters online "gives a purpose" to her experience and may encourage other artists who have also received far more rejections than anything else from the art exhibition world.

Getting ghosted or rejected online feels suspiciously manageable; maybe we should call it a micro-rejection.