Sentence examples for rejecting anyone from inspiring English sources

I'm not going anywhere, not becoming foreign, not rejecting anyone or anything, [even after independence].

To prevent this, we try hard to be the good person we want to think we are, but often we have set ourselves impossible standards of being good, such as never rejecting anyone, or wanting everybody in the world to like us, or never showing any vulnerability.

"We reject anyone from this government".

The voters would probably reject anyone who explained how much reform will hurt.

But the Senate has a duty to reject anyone whose views are outside the modern mainstream.

By the iron law of elections, the country threw the bums out and rejected anyone even remotely tied to them.

Ms. Tsarnaeva: But, all around, he was really nice, and he never rejected anyone American just because they're Americans.

When it comes to cabinet-level nominees, it's extremely unusual for the Senate to reject anyone.

Under his plan, insurers would no longer have the right to reject anyone as too ill or too costly.

Now he is threatening to sue us on charges that we cannot reject anyone who buys at an auction.

Kaling didn't explicitly reject anyone else's ideas, but her decision not to type in a particular line was visible to all.