Sentence examples for rejected this term from inspiring English sources

From 1849 onwards, he urged a new concept of opera often referred to as "music drama" (although he later rejected this term), in which all musical, poetic and dramatic elements were to be fused together the Gesamtkunstwerk.

"I reject this term underground.

The government rejects this term, pointing out it is not a tax at all and should not be described as such.

The style was formerly called "Hisperic", but scholars now reject this term as wrongly suggesting that it is Irish, and think "Hisperic" should be confined to the language of the very obscure Hisperica Famina.

Despite this, Corgan has rejected the term concept album to describe it, and it was at the time described as more "loose" and "vague" than the band's previous records.

We rejected this as being unstandardized in terms of approach and content.

Old Russian overtures to Serbia, a candidate for EU accession but whose successive governments have rejected the term genocide for Srebrenica, are at the heart of this.

Andrew Hayes, an engineer with Pratt, rejected the term.

But he also rejected the term neoconservative for himself and his views on foreign policy.

At our university, we rejected the term "binge drinking" two years ago as an epidemiological measure.

But Mr. Marker rejected the term and proposed a more modest alternative: "ciné, ma vérité" ("Cinema, my truth").