Sentence examples for rejected questions from inspiring English sources

This was the cult of the beautiful, which rejected questions of morality.

After Saturday's loss, some of the players rejected questions about how dire the situation had become.

Chief Parks rejected questions about whether a code of silence among police officers had contributed to the scandal.

The Cuban leader also angrily rejected questions by a US journalist who questioned his country's human rights record, a subject he said should not be "politicised".

Trump rejected questions about women who have accused him of sexual assault, branding them fame-seekers and Clinton campaign plants and saying "I don't know those people".

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7 - Julie L. Myers, the lawyer nominated to take over the immigration enforcement agency, moved a step closer to confirmation on Friday when a crucial Senate committee rejected questions about her résumé and endorsed her nomination by a 7-to-2 party-line vote.

Leaves of Cercis have been reported from Late Cretaceous and Cenozoic sediments, but the overwhelming majority of these reports have been rejected, questioned, revised [ 59, 71], or in need of confirmation by reinvestigation of the original materials and discovery of better preserved materials [ 69] (see Additional file 4).

Also moving last week: Russia, 25 Aug: Krasnodar general director Valeriy Statsenko rejects questions about coach Dmitry Khokhlov.

The issue was dismissed out of hand by Germany, with Angela Merkel's spokesperson rejecting questions about reparations that "have been legally and politically resolved".

Of course, this is merely a matter of convention; there is no law or rule to prevent Sanders from rejecting questions or from setting conditions for their asking.

June 1998: In his debut press conference as president, Sepp rejects questions over claims that 20 voters were handed $50,000 each in cash.