Sentence examples for previous rejection from inspiring English sources

The punks rejected the mainstream, but they also rejected the previous rejection, hippiedom itself — which, by the late '70s, was something that old people (i.e. 28-year-olds) were into.

The Sun stood by its previous rejection of Mr. Brown's complaints, the statement said.

Swift told the Guardian that her previous rejection of feminism was because she didn't really understand what the word meant.

In a previous rejection of Mr. Workman's appeal, the Sixth Circuit judges suggested that the death slug may have fragmented, which would explain the smaller exit wound.

We evaluate every new application against the current year's pool of applicants, so a previous rejection does not affect your chances for acceptance.

Verhofstadt's optimism was not matched in all the EU's capitals, given the British prime minister's previous rejection of a customs union.

"This is an infrequently used program," he said in explaining the previous rejections.

Combined, the broad effort by the Bush campaign and the Congressional outreach helped create a public relations firestorm for the Gore campaign, which eventually led some local officials to reconsider the previous rejections.

In the end, Mrs. May lost by 344 votes to 286, a slightly more respectable total than the two previous rejections, of 230 and 149 votes, but still a big margin.

Since your last experience of recruitment, you've gained more skills, experience, and possibly qualifications, so don't let those previous rejections knock your confidence.

His hopes that, despite the previous rejections, Japan would reciprocally attack the Soviet Union, were not realized, as Japan stuck to its Nanshin strategy of going south, not north, and would continue to maintain an uneasy peace with the Soviet Union.