Sentence examples similar to rejection going from inspiring English sources

"The rejection went far beyond the liberal community," Morayef said.

Most of the papers that were reconciled 'towards stronger rejection' went from explicit to implicit endorsement, or from implicit endorsement to no position.

The New York Giants also told him to get lost, but Stengel's rejection — "Go get a shoeshine box," he told him — was the most vivid.

The pair say Axa's rejection goes against the spirit of travel insurance, and contradicts the documents they were given when they first signed up for the bank account.

Goldfein told the station the rejection goes against the school's mission.

It's time to let that rejection go.

As rejections go, it's surely one of the less painful.

As of this week my job rejections went from 200 to 202, so in preparation for a decline in my mental health I'm collecting copious amounts of cats and have began to sign off covering letters 'Yours Sincerely Rosie Percy, Mr Fluffy and Snuggles'.

We need to remind ourselves often of how far we've come as scientists and celebrate achievements as they come, no matter how small, and to let rejections go.

Of course, getting rejected by two unseen strangers in a computerized game is pretty mild as far as rejections go.

As is now widely known, in 1957, after ten rejections, Go Set a Watchman fell into the hands of veteran editor, Tay Hohoff, who painstakingly worked with Lee over a two-year period editing the book into what we have come to know and love as To Kill a Mockingbird.