Sentence examples for rejection to do from inspiring English sources
As I anxiously await news that could constitute as a benchmark in my short, fairly untroubled life, I'm trying to remind myself that if I am to break a wing, it will be by bending it, not binding it, and that I can't permit a rejection to do me in — just as I refuse to let any person do the same.
There's nothing like rejection to make you do an inventory of yourself.
Detrending and threshold rejection appear roughly equivalent for the 20-participant group, but when more participants are available, threshold rejection seems to do better than simple detrending.
"The significance of the rejection has to do with politics and Karzai's failure to build a cabinet that spoke to a wide enough spectrum of people, and also with the weakening of his political machine," said Alex Thier, the director of the Pakistan-Afghanistan program at the United States Institute of Peace, a Washington-based research group.
"Alive" was meant for Adele, though Sia believes its rejection had something to do with it being "too much my voice and not enough hers".
Hunsicker said the rejection had nothing to do with money and everything to do with Hampton's concern that the Astros might not be competitive in the coming seasons.
But the rejection had more to do with the country's crumbling economy than with the Constitution itself or with any widespread concern for the fate of white farmers.
But I believe this rejection had more to do with AT&T — and certainly more than they're letting on.
This love or rejection has nothing to do with class.
Public response to Kapernick reveals that his rejection has little to do with his refusal to say the pledge he'd protested it once before but everything to do with what he said: that African-Americans are being murdered and are not receiving justice.
Any vocation that involves rejection and challenging oneself to do something so stupendously hard as writing a great poem is bound to engender some feelings of hopelessness and failure from time to time.
