In one instance a few years ago, he said, the feng shui master for a fashion company rejected the space because it faced too many water towers.
Ms. Robinson, whose works include an acclaimed biography of the painter Georgia O'Keeffe and most recently the novel "Cost," realizes that in choosing the unprepossessing small room over the more generously decorated bigger one, she has rejected a space most writers would kill for.
When he broke away from rigid SF, Ballard said that he was rejecting outer space for "inner space".
In rejecting physical space, Poincaré held a relationalist view of space that goes further than current space-time theories allow (Stump 1989; Walter 2010).
For suggestions that Boyle did reject absolute space and time see McGuire 1972, 532, and Alexander 1985, 75.
Some couples don't go that route and they end up regretting it when they are rejected by these spaces".
White people are so used to dominating discourse and centering ourselves, we struggle with the idea that when it comes to discussing race our opinions are often ill-informed, misguided, and ultimately unwanted or rightly rejected in nonwhite spaces.
As Weyl (1953, 529) observes, when Newton explained the experienced world through the movements of solid particles in space, he rejected sense qualities for the construction of the objective world, but he held on to, and used an intuitively given objective space for the construction of a real world that lies behind the appearances.
But European space officials rejected it.
Permanent theater-style seating was rejected "to have flexible space," he said.
