Sentence examples for rejected like from inspiring English sources

Noises normally rejected, like surface scrapes and static bursts, provided fertile sonic lodes.

Endless plans were rejected, like one by the architect Norman Foster to build the world's largest canopy.

That way, when the cells are implanted into a patient they will not be rejected like many transplants are.

Now he is a multitool cheat, rejected, like a badly grafted body part, by the main corpus of the New York Yankees.

Right now, for example, in Congo and other war zones, there are thousands of children who are the product of rape, exiled and rejected like a foreign species.

They studied an inner-city Washington high school where students listed doing well in school among the "white" behaviors they rejected, like visiting the Smithsonian and dancing to lyrics rather than a beat.

This is asserted with cold dispassion, dismissing any argument of "disease" (a word she rejects "like ebola"), putting her in a camp that believes defining addiction as such somehow removes the involvement of any free will.

Other assumptions in the sheets he rejects, like Ragozin's opinions about which horses are likely to regress, or bounce, after turning in a stellar performance.

My son was born in a country where society rejects kids like him.

Despite these differences, molecular clock tests did not reject clock-like evolution for any ML analyses.

There was a doctor whose concussion testing protocol was rejected by the N.H.L.-like hockey league.