Sentence examples for rejecting what from inspiring English sources
They'd thought nothing of rejecting what he cherished.
"The Cat / is the harshest critic of prose, cattedly / rejecting what has been doggedly / written".
Thus the board is rejecting what may be a common method of auditing bank valuations.
For it is irrefutable, the Cat is the harshest critic of prose, cattedly rejecting what has been doggedly written.
"Your best chance at life lies in rejecting what they -- what much of America -- tell you that you are".
And both black waiters and leaders acknowledge that black Americans may be rejecting what they perceive as a servile profession.
One moment he was rejecting what was nothing more than a starter pistol; the next he was ejecting a bullet to clatter onto the kitchen's tile floor.
Mr. O'Connor, among other choreographers, echoed her unease, rejecting what he sees as the privileging of imitation over invention in America.
With "The Star-Spangled Banner" playing, the two were rejecting what their nation represented to emphasize what they insisted was the universal blight of racism.
She refused to grant Jews any special status, even as victims, rejecting what she called the "absurd assertion of a kind of collective innocence of the Jewish people".
But in opting for an all-black cast, Sciamma was deliberately rejecting what some might have seen as a politically correct approach.
