Sentence examples for reject him from from inspiring English sources

The decision to reject him from being embedded has echoes of another incident that occurred during Barack Obama's election campaign, when a critical reporter was denied a press place on a plane trip.

The fact of the matter is that there is no historical evidence about Arthur; we must reject him from our histories and, above all, from the titles of our books".

For Lee it's a tentative return to film-making after wary studio bosses rejected him from the job that he really wanted - the director's role on the forthcoming Muhammad Ali biopic.

For example the family members were reported to restrict access to care by protecting the client from stigmatization and hostility by hiding the illness; others were reported to threaten to reject him or her from the family all together.

His support increased by 14.3 percentage points, from 41.7, suggesting that many voters may have initially rejected him simply to keep him from being a first-ballot Hall of Famer — even though, officially, there is no distinction.

Alec, warned by his father that he would fall in love with Dot, was able to retain his composure when she rejected him, and walked away from a damaging start to an affair.

However, his father rejects him as a temptation from the devil.

And this may suggest the further possibility that, with respect to some free persons, God cannot both preserve their freedom in relation to him and prevent them from freely rejecting him forever.

When Laura leaves him, he rejects her from a list of 'top five most memorable split-ups'.

Thomas told officials his name dramatically increased the league's value, which they believe caused him to reject an offer from the N.B.A. to buy the C.B.A. for $9 million.

David Firestone (NYT) THE GREEN PARTY NADER QUESTIONS GORE AS POPULIST -- Ralph Nader, the nominee of the Green Party, challenged Vice President Al Gore's populist credentials yesterday and urged him to reject campaign money from industries that he criticized during his address to the Democratic National Convention.