Sentence examples for rejection out from inspiring English sources

The Obama campaign has rejected that invitation, and Mr. McCain read, from a note card, the rejection out loud and called it a fundamental misunderstanding of the situation in Iraq.

This allowed him to get the first few years of professional rejection out of the way while still a student.

The Mayor sometimes uses a salesman metaphor when talking about government ("You have to be able to go to the next door with a smile on your face, ring the bell, and get the first rejection out of your mind"), and his customers in the legislature appear to have taught him, at last, to barter.

Instead of offering to "anonymously find friends who are down for the night", Would Love 2 claims to be "taking the rejection out of dating", which sets a very different tone.

On the other hand, when my firm has been defeated I am drawn (on occasion) to take this rejection out on my car (unintentionally, of course).

The ABC comments are now at 19,425, suggesting a drop-off after the initial outcry, so who knows if this was a flash rejection out of momentary anger or a larger-scale defection.

That next move starts with Socrates securing Hermogenes' rejection of out-and-out relativism like that of Protagoras.

Using an active component and a spreading code correlation algorithm, our high sensitivity wake-up radio provides good rejection of out-of-band and in-band interference and reduces the false alarm rate to reduce power consumption and latency.

In this work, a novel framework to process frames from in-line imaging probes incorporates a focus evaluation step in order to extract meaningful quantitative shape and size information through rejection of out-of-focus particles.

Therefore, there is greater rejection of out-of-focus light in the divided-pupil configuration and higher contrast.

Also, the dual axes design was shown to have superior rejection of out-of-focus and multiply scattered light using Monte-Carlo analysis [ 15].