Sentence examples for really reject from inspiring English sources

"I really reject that notion.

"I really reject that entirely," he said.

"A good many people in South Carolina really reject the notion that we're part of the union," said Don Fowler, the former Democratic Party chief who teaches politics at the University of South Carolina.

And the website acts like they know what I want and I really reject that.

Republicans don't really reject the multiplier - they just use it very selectively.

In terms of sources coming forward, I really reject this idea of talking about one, two, three sources.

I don't think I ever really rejected it violently.

He wasn't really rejecting anything; he was accepting of everything, with the force of his charm and his will.

But the Watergate papers show conclusively that these decisions were taken on the grounds of expediency, and never really rejected because they were considered wrong.

Mr. Bogle wrote: "Black viewers might reject the nonsense of the scripts for some episodes of 'Sanford and Son' or 'The Jeffersons' or 'Martin.' Or the evasions of an otherwise moving series like 'I'll Fly Away.' But they never really rejected a Redd Foxx or a Sherman Hemsley or Martin Lawrence or Regina Taylor's Lily.

When asked if she had always accepted evolution, she said she had "never really rejected evolution," and added that "the evidence would have been enough to convince me anyway".