Sentence examples for rejected organized from inspiring English sources

These pacifists (an imperfect, but useful, term) rejected organized violence on principle.

Still, just as Harrison rejected organized religion in favor of a more private spirituality, Mr. Greene eventually disengaged from the International Society for Krishna Consciousness.

He even trained to be a lay preacher, and though he later rejected organized religion, he remained profoundly spiritual, at times suffering deep psychological distress over his failure to emulate the example of Jesus.

Both men rejected organized religion and searched for some other way to understand the presence of pain and suffering in the world; they sought some other model for Lincoln, a kind of private providentialism; for Darwin, a stoical resignation and contemplation of the power of time to make sense of mortality.

Gharbi was a non-practising Muslim, and Monique Lépine, a former Catholic nun who had rejected organized religion after she left the convent.

She was raised Catholic, but stopped attending church once she went away to college; his 1960s flower children parents had rejected organized religion.

The real question is: why does she not reject organized religion, instead of rejecting Christianity?

In the book, the publisher says, Mr. Mailer, right, "establishes his own system of belief, one that rejects organized religion and atheism".

He also propagandizes them to reject, totally, the premises and functioning of modern society — he rejects organized religion, consumerism, moralism, pop culture, supermarket food, diner food, and the compromises of big politics.

As the markets will punish management that does not stay on the cutting edge, so will workers reject organized labor leaders who do not adjust to market realities.

[The eye] selects, rejects, organizes, associates, classifies, analyzes, constructs" (Goodman 1976, 7 8).