Sentence examples for physical rejection from inspiring English sources

This made the patients doubt whether the interviewer was talking about feeling rejected by society (by being a kidney transplanted patient) or the physical rejection of the kidney allograft.

I felt something happen inside - intellectual anger about beauty tyranny changed into physical rejection of it, a less sophisticated but more formidable force - and I understood the difference between them.

And Zemlinsky, who was born in Vienna in 1871, described himself as "short and skinny... face and nose: impossible... summa summarum: hideous!" The pain of physical rejection is the theme of Zemlinsky's opera "Der Zwerg" ("The Dwarf"), of 1921, which will be presented in concert today at Avery Fisher Hall by the American Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Leon Botstein.

It's a physical rejection of consumerism -- mirroring Bazooka Joe (or gum-in-the-pubis Edwin)'s self destruction, that culminated in vomiting all over Jaguar's head dealer -- and in effect, consumerism.

Main and Stadtman (1981, p. 301) noted, for example, that in one of the avoidant infants they observed that "in apparent direct response to the mother's physical rejection, the infant grimaced, engaged in odd and empty laughter, kicked her feet many times in sudden peculiar tension movements, and engaged in stereotypies".

Level one denotes the highest risk level and is assigned to youth who either: are orphaned by one or both parents, exposed to domestic violence, were living with non-functional families, suffered emotional and/or physical rejection by the family, have a police record, are from families of extremely low socioeconomic status, have no contact with community, or are from dangerous environments.

However, the consequences of PIEM cited included worsened patient clinical condition, fears about physical therapy, rejection of the physical therapist and refusal of care.

Although several care providers tended to minimize the consequences of PIEM, consequences cited were a worsening of the patient's clinical situation, fears about physical therapy, rejection of the physical therapist, and refusal of care: "I think if it's too painful, it will have psychological consequences in following up the physical therapy program.

Philip Ball on the other hand suspects that while Thompson argued for physical mechanisms, his rejection of natural selection bordered on vitalism.

Similar to LGB youth, TG adolescents are at increased risk for low self-esteem, depression, suicide, family and peer rejection, physical abuse and trauma, and inadequate housing [ 2, 6].

Most described these relationships as abusive, characterised by frequent verbal bullying, physical violence or rejection on account of their sex worker status, even if initially their profession had not seemed problematic to a new partner.