Sentence examples for passionately rejected from inspiring English sources

It is an accolade that he passionately rejected.

"Homosexuality is explicitly condemned in Scripture and has been categorically and passionately rejected by all classical Jewish legal and ethical thinkers as a cardinal vice in the same category as incest, murder and idolatry".

If only America's electoral system were proportional rather than winner-take-all; if only the Labor-Populist alliance of the 1890's hadn't collapsed; if only American Socialists had more unanimously and passionately rejected racism, Leninism and the Vietnam War -- these are just a few of the scenarios commonly trotted out by wistful American radicals.

Leaders of schools caught up in the claims, such as Park View, have passionately rejected such claims - and say that it is a view shaped by pre-conceptions about schools serving a predominantly Muslim community.

When it comes to rhetoric, the modern establishment passionately rejects statism.

In the United States, neoconservatism – a brand of rightwingery that Hitchens passionately rejects but with which his brother, the fellow ex-Trotskyist Christopher, flirted – was developed by many ex-Trots.

The real story, in my mind, is how well do these kids get along in a college or business setting?" Like most home schoolers, Ms. Evans passionately rejects the claim that home schooling harms children socially.

Like many men, he passionately rejects astrology.

Today otaku refers to fans of all stripes; it is a label that is embraced as passionately by some as it is rejected by others.

Narcissism, mental breakdown and the careful analysis of one of those confusing experiences we long to find an explanation for in which, as a young man, he rejected a woman he was passionately in love with.

Alongside the growing feminist movement, Pannella passionately campaigned against the proposal, which was eventually rejected.