Sentence examples for rejected as of from inspiring English sources

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The occurrence of a northern refugium in France cannot be rejected as of yet.

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This bid was rejected, as were the efforts of five subsequent constitutional conventions between 1856 and 1887.

Williams-Sonoma initially called it Elm Street, a name she rejected as far too redolent of Freddy Krueger.

Lee's title for the initial concept Snots And Boogers was rejected, as was a list of suggestions compiled from company employees.

This was rejected as was the next offer of $64 in cash.

"I reject the arguments of those who say opportunity doesn't matter … and I reject as well the arguments of those who say values don't matter".

The lessons of the classic cinema, in other words, are as much a matter of what to reject as of what to borrow and imitate.

Any spectra with a NAA linewidth of >10Hz were rejected as being of insufficient quality (Stagg et al., 2009) (one subject from experiment 1 and three from experiment 3).

It went on to say that two proposed Freedom Party members of the government -- Thomas Prinzhorn and Hilmar Kabas -- had been rejected as minister of innovation and defense respectively.

A proposal for a memorial was rejected, as none of Hitler's victims had died, or even been forced to work, there.

But he also had a very high failure rate, with one great painting after another rejected as unworthy of Christ's house.

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