Sentence examples for rejected having from inspiring English sources

In 1997, voters rejected having a convention at all, urged on by a strange-bedfellows coalition of environmentalists, labor unions, and conservative activists.

Deprived of his artist friends, he also found that Americans rejected having their photos taken on the street.

Then the U.N. activities in '47 and '48, and the Palestinians, or Arabs, rejected having a half a loaf.

Within the book, the Reagan text had as its protective shield the genre of science fiction, a designation the author himself would have rejected, having asserted, with his usual clarity of vision, that "Fiction is a branch of neurology: the scenarios of nerve and blood vessel are the written mythologies of memory and desire".

Those rejected have a right to appeal.

The stone that the builders rejected has become the cornerstone.

The proportion of Christians rejecting evolution has increased since 2010 while the proportion of Muslims rejecting has decreased.

And now another Dragons' Den reject has gone onto better things.

And while they may have rejected religion, they haven't rejected religious terminology.

Even in cyberspace, my rejects had been cruelly rejected.

Most of the rejects have to leave Germany forthwith.