Sentence examples for rejected often from inspiring English sources

If I write a proposal, it will almost certainly be rejected, often for trivial reasons.

Young women who themselves have been let down and rejected often do their best to push away the family nurse.

As for Mr. Paredes's claims, Mr. Scott said people who are rejected often complain to regulators, though most claims are unfounded.

He said a negative comment by Gerson – in a period when "paintings were easily rejected" – often set the tone for future judgment of a work and this was the case for Old Man in an Armchair.

Fortunately, we have wonderful carers as I vet those the agency sends around but those I've rejected often looked unsuitable for the role.

Contemporary philosophers argue over what in the simple view should be retained and what rejected, often with an eye to more intentional, representational, and holistic views of mind than the empiricist, bottom-up views with which the simple picture was historically associated.

It's a charge he rejects, often pointing out that he doesn't choose his subjects, they choose him.

Democrats undermined their professed concern for "voter intent" by systematically rejecting, often on nitpicking grounds, 1,500 overseas absentee ballots that were running 2 to 1 for George W. Bush.

But their palpable anger against the God whose existence they reject often partakes of the same combination of "profound suspicion" and "cosmic despair" that Hart identifies as characteristically Gnostic.

However, it has been shown that as the biological offspring develop and become stronger swimmers, the parents are less active about rejecting larger foreign young, but when they do reject, often foreign young are rejected before they are large enough to be perceived as a direct threat to the biological offspring.

Median p-values are typically less than 0.001, again indicating that the tests reject often.