Sentence examples for regularly rejected from inspiring English sources

It is regularly rejected, and perhaps wisely so.

A decade ago, his poems were still being regularly rejected by the smallest of literary journals.

Cornelia Parker, creator of the Tate's exploding shed, says she was regularly rejected by the Whitechapel Open.

Rousseau, the group's leader, was regularly rejected from the official salon exhibitions until after the Revolution of 1848, when attitudes toward plein-air painting relaxed somewhat.

Sean Neary, a spokesman for Mr. Baucus, said the senator had regularly rejected requests from those lobbyists for provisions benefiting their clients, like an appeal from one former aide, Pat Bousliman, now working as a wind industry lobbyist, to extend an alternative grant in lieu of tax credit program that expired in 2011.

In most states, apart from Queensland, you might wait two or three hours for a wheelchair accessible taxi, and people are regularly rejected from taxi travel because they use a guide dog, or have cream on their face due to their skin condition.

The authorities regularly reject Kurdish names.

While all this looms, the six-member F.E.C. has been stymied by its three Republican appointees who apparently believe the best campaign regulation is none and regularly reject professional staff findings of campaign abuses and block enforcement.

In the late 1980's, many small literary magazines were regularly rejecting his poems, but The New Yorker and The Paris Review accepted a few and, in 1988, the University of Arkansas published his first volume, "The Apple That Astonished Paris".

The drone of the tour and its all too often bland participants makes somebody who regularly rejects the norm to be of great appeal.

Candidates must receive 450 signatures to stand, but he claims that the government regularly rejects applications saying the signatures have been falsified.