Sentence examples for rather rejected from inspiring English sources

This initiative was mostly backed by rural (57.6% approvals), suburban (51.2% approvals), and isolated cities (51.3% approvals) of Switzerland as well as by a strong majority (69.2% approval) in the canton of Ticino, while metropolitan centers (58.5% rejection) and the French-speaking part (58.5% rejection) of Switzerland rather rejected it.

This was also not the first time that the President has invoked, or, rather, rejected, "Kumbaya" to explain his policies on Israel.

Measures in disadvantage for conventional cars such as restricted access to certain areas in cities and an increase of fuel costs car are rather rejected by the majority of the respondents.

We would rather reject evidence than change our sense of who we are.

Particularly in the West, many would rather reject the fuzziness of emotion wholesale, in favour of a world in which we are rooted solely in the solid ground of reason.

The larger house of representatives, elected by the people, from the people, also debates but does not propose, but rather rejects or accepts the proposals of the senate.

According to this hypothesis, socially isolated individuals are out of touch with mainstream society and behave in line with subgroup norms, or rather reject the norms of the majority.

(Barry emphasizes that the relevant form of skepticism does not involve eschewing one's moral and religious beliefs, but rather rejecting the claim to be certain of the truth of those beliefs).

Seidenfeld (1988a,b, 1994, 2000a,b) rather rejects Hammond's notion of dynamic consistency in favour of a more subtle notion that discriminates between theories that violate Ordering and those that violate Independence alone; the former, unlike the latter, pass Seidenfeld's test.

Hence Amrou Al-Kadhi, founder of drag troupe Denim, offering this New Year's resolution for LGBT people: "Let's remember that being queer is not so much about sexual orientation but rather rejecting dominant pressures for all of us.

However, research shows, that if people believe they have been treated unfairly (i.e. given less than 30percentt of total) they would rather reject the offer and punish person A than return home a little richer.