Sentence examples for outspoken rejection from inspiring English sources

Barton has made a reputation for his outspoken rejection of man-made climate change, and for his support for the oil industry.

Gerontas's mother, who has been praised for her dignified response and outspoken rejection of the course the country is taking, has issued a televised appeal for unity.

From a philosophical perspective, the scenario of Penrose and Hameroff has occasionally received outspoken rejection, see e.g., Grush and Churchland (1995) and the reply by Penrose and Hameroff (1995).

His outspoken rejection of wealthy donors, which he says allows him to avoid being beholden to special interests, has been a point of pride for his campaign and a large reason for the groundswell of grassroots support for him.

He is the most outspoken in his rejection.

Dove has been outspoken about her rejection of traditional gender norms and identifies as an "agender" model.

Mr. Netanyahu, who considers Iran to be Israel's most dangerous enemy, has been particularly outspoken in his rejection of Mr. Rouhani's assertions that Iran has no nuclear weapons aspirations from its uranium enrichment activities.

Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan has been outspoken about his rejection of the US administration's recent sanction drive on Iran.

The late film critic Roger Ebert was fairly outspoken in his rejection of the suggestion, writing, in 2005, "Video games can be elegant, subtle, sophisticated, challenging, and visually wonderful.

Reject the rejection.

Instead, President Ronald Reagan nominated Robert H. Bork, whose outspoken demeanour and sharply conservative views on constitutional law and social policy led to his rejection by the Senate.