Sentence examples for rejected both by from inspiring English sources

This was swiftly rejected both by Democratic Unionist first minister Arlene Foster and the Northern Ireland secretary, Theresa Villiers.

Boyle's pregnant daughter, Mary, is rejected both by her lover and by her crippled IRA brother, Johnny, even as his own death beckons.

But it was rejected, both by the Orthodox and by the Reform, who believe that nothing would be changed if the Chief Rabbis retained the final say.

But The Old Crowd was rejected both by the public, and, more crucially, by the critics, and, being himself one of the "old crowd" - the upper class - Anderson was broken by the experience.

An extraordinary heart exists behind these stories, but it's a lot to ask transcendence from the stuff rejected both by the author and the sage editors of Today's Woman.

The firm says it is adamantly opposed to this approach, which would be rejected both by the states and by investors who have bought bonds backed by tobacco-settlement money issued by states.

A positive constraint between two propositions can be satisfied either by accepting both or by rejecting both.

The Federal Circuit rejected both arguments by Digitech, affirming the district court's decision in an opinion authored by Circuit Judge Reyna.

By rejecting both the exploitation of Israel by Republicans, in their efforts to steer the U.S. in the wrong direction.

The idea has been very controversial in classical studies, and has been rejected outright both by many of Havelock's contemporaries and modern classicists.

Quine revolutionized empiricism by rejecting both of these ideas.