Sentence examples for point of rejection from inspiring English sources

I will find your taboos and push your good will to the point of rejection.

Thus, for example, the theory of the wages fund was modified almost to the point of rejection under the criticisms of William Thomas Thornton.

The evolution of humans from non-human ancestors is apparently the most difficult aspect of evolutionary science for many students to accept, and it is often the final point of rejection among students who otherwise accept evolutionary science.

Three morphologically distinct clot types (points of rejection; POR) were followed.

These areas, termed "points of rejection" (PORs) consist of clumps of dead blood cells, mainly of the morula type.

1961 Allies Reject Change The three Western Allies, in a point-by-point rejection of Russia's get-out-of-Berlin ultimatums, today [July 17] contended that there can be no unilateral alteration of the status quo in Germany without the consent of the governed through elections.

That's a pretty spectacular vindication of one point of view, rejection of another — which will, of course, not stop Very Serious People from listening mainly to those who got it completely wrong.

Late arterial occlusion may represent the end point of graft rejection.

Late occlusion is generally related to the end point of graft rejection because of progression of the alloimmune response [8].

Panelists voting against approval said they were worried that the two-year phase II trial of Pulminiq included too few patients (just 56, all drawn from a single center), and that the trial missed the primary end point of acute rejection.

Most of Mr. Moallem's speech amounted to a point-by-point rejection of the West's version of the conflict in Syria, which began as a peaceful uprising against President Bashar al-Assad in March 2011.