Sentence examples for rejected the man from inspiring English sources

Eric Portman rejected the Man in Grey.

Another medical center outside the Louisville area had rejected the man as a candidate for a heart transplant because he had significant kidney failure and abnormally high pressure in blood vessels in his lungs, the surgeons said.

When Arrupe was disabled by a stroke, in 1981, Pope John Paul II rejected the man Arrupe had chosen to oversee the selection of his successor, and appointed his own delegate, which was taken as an insult to Arrupe and a rebuke to the order.

One man wanted to donate a kidney to his brother, but his wife opposed the idea; the renologist suspected that the man was motivated to donate in part in order to break away from his domineering spouse, and rejected the man as a donor.

Ipso rejected the man's complaints about the other three papers because they did not name him and the committee did not believe the details they published were sufficient for people to identify him.

He agreed that if the court rejected the men's applications then the home secretary, Theresa May, "would be entitled to move instantly".

She also rejected the men's contention that the drug's illegal marketing did not cause any harm to the public or beneficiaries of government health care programs.

The district court rejected the men's claims, but a panel of the circuit court ruled in early 2001 that they should be upheld.

That's certainly the case here, where Auntie Mei is haunted by the legacy of the two women who raised her, her mother and her grandmother, who rejected the men in their lives.

A spokesman said the Privy Council had rejected the men's argument that English law had not been promulgated on the island and that it was not under British sovereignty.

Lisa, the 36-year-old mother of six children, rejected the men's advances.