Sentence examples for rejecting entirely from inspiring English sources

His music has become increasingly inviting and plush, rejecting entirely any boilerplate ideas of hardness.

Admissions deans and high school guidance counselors said they spent hours at this time of year reminding students who had been put on waiting lists or rejected entirely that there were other excellent colleges on their lists — and that rejection was often about the overwhelming numbers, rather than their merits as individuals.

If the reference to abuse of economic power is addressed to the Barclay family then this is rejected entirely.

I reject entirely the suggestion that they fired indiscriminately or that they fired into a peaceful and innocent crowd".

Some felt strongly that entrenched inequalities underlay the outbreaks of unrest; others rejected entirely the idea that political grievances could explain rioting.

The Council said it "rejects entirely the insinuation that it is… soft on terrorism", and added that no single organisation had dominated the foundation of the group.

They denied that NKT was organising the protests and they rejected entirely the idea that they believed in an evil spirit.

It's a suggestion rejected entirely by McNally, who claimed that children's choices would not be straitjacketed by the age badges.

The political tradition he comes from could broadly be described as communist, albeit in the softly-softly Cuban or Italian sense – and he evidently sees no reason to reject entirely everything about that heritage.

This is the rare show on which three Latino teen-agers — the twins and Mariana's best friend, Lexi — aren't "the Latino kids" but simply teens with idiosyncratic issues, including the twins' conflicting attitudes toward their biological mother, a drug addict who seeks out Mariana online, but whom Jesus rejects entirely.

These promises -- with their refusal to reject entirely the Bush doctrine of pre-emption, their embrace of war and a strengthened military, and their open-ended commitment to Iraq -- will scarcely delight estranged allies like France and Germany or the antiwar wing of Mr. Kerry's party.