Sentence examples for rejection yet from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Mr. Schröder expressed his most forceful rejection yet of military action.

This made him wary, touchy, and thin-skinned, lashing out at rejection yet needing acceptance, wanting to belong".

What we heard was the strongest rejection yet from Ed Miliband on a deal with the SNP and the the strongest commitment yet from David Cameron to an EU referendum.

Mr Miliband also gave his strongest rejection yet of the Conservative claim that he would have to do a deal with the SNP to get into power, ruling out a coalition or a looser arrangement.

Armida, resuming her own appearance, is furious at her rejection yet retains feelings of tender love.

And at 14, she doesn't need to start experiencing that rejection yet.

The University of Michigan, whose admissions policies gave rise to the cases, said it was theoretically possible for some students to reverse their rejections, yet too early to tell.

And I just thought, 'Oh, be prepared for rejection.' " Yet nearly everyone she invited would appear on the song, recording in studios around the world and sending tracks for Ms. Lennox and her producers to mix.

But no such rejection had yet happened.

(Elgin, 1993, p. 14) Support for this optimistic view of the cognitive powers of the arts comes from the rejection of yet another dualism that used to have a firm grip on Western thinking: "Even in a much qualified form [the] traditional polarity between nonrational art and rational science is no longer tenable today".

The problem of tissue rejection had not yet been solved.