Sentence examples for rejected concept from inspiring English sources

When Rick Sternbach took over Probert's duties, he believed the sketch was a rejected concept for the Enterprise-D, but the ship's design stayed with him.

Come back later and the expected fade-in to Groznyj Grad's dingy lock-up is replaced by what resembles a rejected concept from Silent Hill.

The "head student at Ibuki's ninja village" was supposed to be a new player character in the rejected concept of Street Fighter IV Flashback by Backbone Entertainment, which would also have featured a cameo of a much younger version of Ibuki.

What were some of the rejected concepts?

But Henson often adapted early rejected concepts into later successful ones.

(Imagine the rejected concepts: Tom Brokaw is a misfit newscaster in "Brokaw"; Jerry Falwell stars as a hapless television evangelist in "Jerry").

Contemporary artists have long since rejected concepts of personal creation for ideas of mass production, recycled imagery and synthetic materials.

The foundation has had some difficulty in gaining acceptance for its spots from the three largest broadcast TV networks -- ABC, CBS and NBC -- which initially rejected concepts submitted for approval in the form of story boards by Crispin Porter and by Arnold Communications in Boston, a unit of Snyder Communications that is also a member of the consortium.

One of the best examples was the nonsensical doctrine known as Lysenkoism, which rejected concepts such as genes and natural selection in favour of "natural cooperation" and the belief that physical changes imposed on one generation of organisms would pass down to the next – for example that plucking the leaves from a plant would encourage leaflessness in its descendants.

We rejected concepts that described the experimental method or technique used (e.g. 'Decapitation' in the preparation of mouse brain tissue).

Scholars warned last week that Boko Haram, whose name translates colloquially as "Western education is sin" and which began life in 2002 as a movement to reject concepts such as evolution and big bang theory, was on the verge of ending government control across almost the entire state of Borno and establishing its cherished aim of a caliphate.