Sentence examples for rejected ever from inspiring English sources

The "black people" vs. "niggas" routine established Rock not just as a great comedian, which is indisputable, but as a potential political spokesman, a role he has rejected ever since.

Mr Cameron calmed his party by rejecting "ever closer union".

"The numerous victims that this process creates are not helped at all; the innocent along with the allegedly guilty are savaged and rejected without ever getting a chance to defend themselves".

Online dating has made me feel more alone and rejected than ever.

For instance, I'd never heard of All American Rejects, ever.

"We reject for ever the out of date idea of Britain as the old unitary centralised state of the constitutional textbooks.

Depression is one of the things that we are understanding about more and more each day however in many cases we reject our ever changing view of it.

To the extent that Foucault ever rejected a warlike interpretation of power, this rejection came only later.

"You told her that no one had ever rejected you before and were clearly miffed".

No government has ever rejected the main rates since it was established 15 years ago.

"Have you ever rejected a financial bill from a contractor?" he asks.