Sentence examples for rejecting forms from inspiring English sources

He's not exactly rejecting forms like hip-hop or E.D.M., but he is daring d.j.s to deal with songs that leap about, dynamically and rhythmically.

Both rebel groups agreed in principle to respect national unity and human rights, while rejecting forms of terrorism and extremism, and to observe a cease-fire, and all parties agreed to continue talks at a later date.

The Stranger's lecture on parts and kinds in the Statesman, rejecting forms of barbarian and numbers other than 10,000, poses a well-known problem for that view, yet as we saw (§ 7.1 above) the lecture and second stage of the dichotomous division are themselves puzzling.

One letter, signed by 11 national groups, concluded, We understand that for many years, your agency has maintained a policy of rejecting form and endorsement changes that include pre-dispute binding arbitration.

In language and structure, he rejects forms that have worked for other writers.

In Martin County, the supervisor of elections, Peggy S. Robbins, allowed local Republicans to take the rejected forms from her offices, fix them and resubmit them.

Two other Arizona county recorders told The Arizona Republic that their offices simply rejected forms that did not contain proof of citizenship.

Reuters has the full details: The junior partner in Italy's centre-left coalition on Wednesday rejected forming a governing alliance with the centre-right after neither side won enough seats to govern in this week's election.

If you aren't selected by the landlord for a specific apartment, you have no idea what the apartment owner does with your (rejected) form — does it just go in the trash?

The essay clearly shows, however, that except for the Prāsaṅgika's theory of the two truths, which unconditionally rejects all forms of foundationalism both conventionally and ultimately, all other theories of the two truths, while rejecting some forms of foundationalism, embrace another form of foundationalism.

His party has spent a decade rejecting all forms of graduate contribution as an article of faith.