Sentence examples for rebuffed out of from inspiring English sources

With few exceptions, the local N.A.A.C.P. people had been rebuffed out of hand.

Meanwhile, according to the New York Jewish Week, Weiner had begged organizers for a chance to speak at the rally but was rebuffed out of fear that he might put "some sort of Democratic 'spin' on the president's policies".

Wesleyan rebuffed 7 out of 10.

It may be that 'everything anyone wanted to know about the citizens of Haven or Ruby lay in the ramifications of that one rebuff out of many' (the Disallowing), but there are also 'the ramifications of those ramifications'.

Anyone who has ever gone after a dream, and failed, who has tried, when others have told them they can't, who good naturedly has attempted to reach beyond their boundaries and been rebuffed, will come out of this movie smiling.

The SNP has rebuffed criticism of a white paper which sets out what it calls a "mission statement" for Scotland's future.

Ms. Ziolkowski rebuffed criticism of the foundation's relationship with Indians by pointing out that the plans — little more than a dream at this point — call for creating a university for Indians on the property.

Vance's demands to see the hospital, from which wounded patients were being dragged out to be killed, were rebuffed by one of the massacre's creators, Major Veselin Šljivančanin.

For some rebuffed seekers of landmark designation, however, rejection, and its accompanying dynamism, may actually turn out to be a blessing.

Jubeir rebuffed criticism of the executions.

In turn, Libya rebuffed much of the Soviet advance.