Sentence examples for profound rejection from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Gingrich's loss in Florida was a profound rejection of his candidacy by voters in one of the biggest, most important swing states, and pressure could mount on Mr. Gingrich to drop his insurgency bid.
In spite of his evangelical Protestant faith, Gray had no problem reconciling his Darwinism with a profound rejection of atheism.
Umunna said there was "a profound rage" in sections of the party, fuelled by the belief that the third way principles of Tony Blair and Bill Clinton amounted to a fundamental rejection of Labour values.
"The foreign ministry expressed to the government of Israel, via its ambassador in Mexico, its profound astonishment, rejection and disappointment over Prime Minister Netanyahu's message," the foreign ministry said in a statement.
At its most banal, it's a proposition that elicits a sense of 21st century futility, sarcasm and wit, a rejection of the profound in a world that often feels like there's too much going on to be able to make any definitive claims.
He had prodded, cajoled, schemed, inspired, and ramrodded America through the Great Depression and into the rejection of a profound isolationism.
The original murine CD3 mAb, OKT3, potently reversed allograft rejection but caused a profound cytokine release syndrome on initial dosing, mediated via FcγR binding [ 40].
"Schoenberg's rejection of tonality is a profound act of egotism," one wrote.
One patient died at five months due to sepsis resulting from profound pneumonia, while another died from chronic rejection at 19 months.
They show both a profound degree of racism, as well as a rejection of Obama as an American.
