Sentence examples for posting a rejection from inspiring English sources

Ariane Friedrich, 28, a high-jumper who is in the midst of training for the London Games, decided to publicly respond to a fan who sent her an explicit private message, complete with a photo of himself naked, by posting a rejection letter on her Facebook page that included his name and where he lives.

When he washed ashore (in the same boat that he had left Mexico on), thousands of miles away, he was steadfast in his rejection of interviews – even posting a note on his hospital door begging the press to disappear.

But another indie developer, TapBots, posted an actual copy of a rejection notice they received this morning (pictured below).

"Every writer or artist has at least two really poignant rejection stories," Ms. Wald said, and added that posting rejection letters requires courage.

Rowling posted the rejection letters on Twitter after a request from a fan.

Mr. Gutman said in an e-mail interview that he had posted the rejection letters to inspire his readers to keep on plugging away at their dreams, despite obstacles.

REJECTION COLLECTION: www.rejectioncollection.com Artists can post their rejection stories and letters and share in the communal misery.

When Brian Chesky recently posted the rejection letters of seven early investors in Airbnb, he revealed what it looks like to miss out on one of the hottest startups in history.

The teen posted the rejection letter to her Tumblr.

On his various blogs, which spawned and deceased like mayflies, he posted collages of rejection slips and a running tally of anti-blurbs: positive reviews and compliments that he'd carved up with ellipses to read like pans.

A rejection of post-war greyscale drabness – demob suits and the like – it was a proudly eccentric style, and one that didn't tip its cap to the established order.