Sentence examples for rejecting notions from inspiring English sources

The same sentiment could apply to a book published the following year, equally intent on rejecting notions of good Jews and good sons: "Portnoy's Complaint".

Findings highlight the importance of rejecting notions of who the 'typical' DE learner is and point to the urgent need for systemic consideration of how and what institutional communication practices and preferences are considered most desirable and why.

Some in the party reject notions that Republicans have to revamp their political message and policy platforms.

This group of masked, nocturnal skaters reject notions of ego in the sport and refuse to skate anything but barriers.

Rejecting that notion means a new dilemma for the rest of Europe.

He haughtily rejects both notions.

In New York, Mr. Annan's spokesman rejected those notions.

But engineers rejected those notions, concluding demolition was the best alternative.

Coupled with curiosity is an ability to reject preconceived notions and be open to new ideas.

I reject the notion that my virtue is located in my vagina, just as I reject the notion that men's brains are in their genitals.

Mr. Murdoch rejected the notion outright.