Sentence examples for precisely rejected from inspiring English sources

If it is seen as a hypothesis -- something that can be precisely rejected and then abandoned forever -- it can be the cause of some impatience that this hasn't occurred when the basic TOL hypothesis has been refuted.

It is precisely by rejecting the atavistic, thought-foreclosing notion of evil, and instead insisting on the complex humanity of her subjects, that Sereny has made fascism at all comprehensible to us.

"The plea for a common unity," Mr. Diggins writes, "is precisely what they rejected".

The impossibility of distinguishing homosexuality from other traditional "morals" offenses is precisely why Bowers rejected the rational-basis challenge.

Secessionists, after all, left the Union precisely because they rejected a constitutionally valid election that placed slavery, as Lincoln put it, "in the path of ultimate extinction".

Indeed, the omission is especially important as the French and Russians made proposals to include an express requirement for a further decision, but these were rejected precisely to avoid being tied to the need to obtain a second resolution.

"The impossibility of distinguishing homosexuality from other traditional 'morals' offenses is precisely why Bowers rejected the rational-basis challenge," Scalia wrote.

The Freddie Mac representative explained that De Los Santos' loan modification applications were rejected precisely because he was able to make his regular payments.

King Arthur is still our society's hero precisely because he rejected the idea that might IS right, but voiced the hope for strength to be used FOR right.

As his call for the referendum occurred after the proposals had been proffered and rejected, precisely what that invocation of "popular will" could not do was to impose a mandate on the negotiations or on the opposing negotiators.

The forecast of a stable debt-GDP ratio is precisely because Washington has rejected Prof. Krugman's advice.