Sentence examples for rejected see from inspiring English sources

The 'V' value of 2.251 suggests that the normality assumption for log-transformed total maternity expenditure can't be rejected (see Fig. 1).

But Chalmers' epistemic and subjunctive intensions do spell trouble for direct reference theorists (and are accordingly rejected: see, e.g., Soames 2005.

It would either have to be argued that the error can be rationalized some other way, or the claim that there are rationality constraints on content attributions would have to be rejected (see Brown 2004, Wikforss forthcoming-b).

This objection seems to be that since the choice principle cannot be proved 'syllogistically' (i.e., from the principles of Peano's Formulario), then it has to be rejected (see Peano 1906).

Valla's Roman experience of humanist conversations found an outlet in his dialogue De voluptate (On Pleasure), in which the Christian concepts of charity and beatitude are identified with hedonist pleasure, while the "Stoic" concept of virtue is rejected (see below).

Goldman Sachs reportedly agreed to sell its stake in Sanyo Electric to Panasonic for just a yen a share more than an earlier offer the Wall Street bank rejected (See "Goldman Caves In To Panasonic").

Driving in traffic you could get in an accident, in relationships in and outside of work you could be rejected, seen as not good enough or not loveable.

For a discussion of whether there are any significant similarities between Popper's idea of corroboration and the ideas of inductive confirmation that he rejects, see (Salmon 1967, 1968).

His postmodern turn is thus connected to a form of technological determinism and a rejection of political economy as a useful explanatory principle — a move that many of his critics reject (see Kellner 1989 and the studies in Kellner 1994).

(Greenberg said that we should reject seeing chance imagery in abstract art, but he didn't say how).

Reject, reject, reject and see what is left.