Sentence examples for rejects though from inspiring English sources

Armstrong rejects, though, alien universals (1989, 55).

To account for semantically based syntactic properties, words may come with "instructions" that are not, however, constitutive of a word's meaning like meaning postulates (which Borg rejects), though awareness of them is part of a speaker's competence.

His later rejects, though, include wonderful pieces, especially among the songs and instrumental movements he wrote in 1913 and 1914.

I completely reject, though, I completely reject an assertion or implication that in any way, shape or form, any of my comments or decisions have been influenced by anything other than the national interest".

Of the schools he rejected, though, four belonged to Success Academy, a charter chain managed by de Blasio opponent Eva Moskowitz.

The sting of being rejected, though, can make lower-income individuals feel like second-class citizens.

After a fierce campaign their call was rejected, though the regulator approved a small solar surcharge.

A previous bid for lottery money was rejected, though it is hard to understand why.

During the same period the number of these visa petitions rejected, though small in absolute numbers, rose by more than two-thirds.

So far this notion has been rejected, though Mutko says Russia will be looking to simplify the design of the stadiums without compromising Fifa's requirements.

And some of the proposals have been floated before, and rejected, though the global financial crisis may have changed the political calculus even for legislators in Albany.