Sentence examples for rejecting depictions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Seddio has recently played down those connections, rejecting depictions of him as Mr. Lopez's protégé and calling on Mr. Lopez to resign as an assemblyman.

Their accounts are suggestive of the difficulties involved in trying to reject dominant depictions of ultrasound.

But Dick Oosting, the chair of the Martin Ennals foundation, rejected that depiction and accused Beijing of silencing a peaceful advocate of Uighur rights.

Yossi Beilin, a former Israeli politician who played a key role in the Oslo accords, has long been opposed to Barghouti's imprisonment and in a recent article called again for his release, although he rejected his depiction by some supporters.

Paul Solondz, a construction executive whose home in West Orange, N.J., has a "God Bless America" sign on the front door, rejected the depiction of his son as a terrorist.

• It is therefore correct to reject Mr. Romney's depiction as off-base and misleading.

David S. Cohen, the Treasury under secretary in charge of administering sanctions, rejected Hezbollah's depiction of itself as a resistance organization, noting that three of Europe's biggest countries — Britain, Germany and France — now support an effort within the European Union to classify Hezbollah as a terrorist group.

Although Keats favours a female nightingale over Coleridge's masculine bird, both reject the traditional depiction of the nightingale as related to the tragedy of Philomela.

There was clearly an element of caricature in Geoffrey's depiction of the tradition that he was rejecting.

User Euphorion25 highlights how Empson took the complex, sometimes inconsistent depiction of the deity in Paradise Lost seriously, rejecting the attempts of CS Lewis and others to rehabilitate Milton's God.

Admittedly, the Christian Bible's frequent depiction of Christ ("The Prince of Peace") as rejecting violence seems contradicted by his remark that he had come not to bring peace, but a sword.