Sentence examples for popular rejection from inspiring English sources

Many see the mid-terms as a popular rejection of the president's "extreme" policies.

The popular rejection of Mr Mubarak offers the Middle East's best chance for reform in decades.

For as long as stagnation and recession tear at democracy, the euro zone risks a fatal popular rejection.

Popular rejection of a pipeline to Chile, to export liquefied natural gas to Mexico and California, was a colossal blunder, they say.

The incident was a strange one, and says a good deal about Nixon's personality — but also about how the popular rejection of the Vietnam War disconcerted powerful people.

The popular rejection last year of the discovery of a microbe that can live on arsenic was mercifully swift precisely because it was executed by online outsiders.

That contrary to popular belief, rejection may not be the enemy, but instead can often be a helpful guide.

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Carax transposed it from 19th-century New England to late-20th-century France because he saw parallels between the popular and critical rejection of Moby-Dick and his own masterpiece, the 1991 movie Les amants du Pont-Neuf, which went wildly over budget.

This series proved to be highly controversial, with many people complaining about the use of pitch correction software on the broadcast of contestants' auditions, the decision to form two groups out of rejected soloists, the rejection of popular contestant Gamu Nhengu at judges' houses and Cheryl's failure to vote to eliminate an act in week 5 of the live shows.

His mildly Islamist Justice and Development (AK) party came to power in 2002 on a wave of popular support and a rejection of decades of inept rule.