Sentence examples for she rescinded from inspiring English sources

When Ben Hecht ghost-wrote Marilyn Monroe's memoir, Chambrun sold a scandalous passage to a London tabloid for a thousand pounds with neither Monroe nor Hecht's permission; Monroe was so unnerved by the article that she rescinded her support for the book and Hecht had to return his five-thousand-dollar advance to Doubleday.

In 1987 she rescinded an award that her group had given to Dr. C. Everett Koop, the surgeon general, because she disapproved of his explicit talk about sex and his advocating the use of condoms to prevent the spread of AIDS.

Months later, she rescinded her apology, saying the backlash against her was "B.S".

She rescinded her regrets a decade later in a most colorful way.

Months later, she rescinded her claims, left Florida and could not be located: A senior trainer, Adam Scott, entered Dillard's office and unleashed a dark secret: "There's a lot of quid pro quo sexual harassment going on around here.

Another time she explains, "I was invited as a B-lister, but then when her family RSVPd at the last moment, she rescinded her invitation two days before I was planning to attend, but [said] I could stand and watch at the church".

Not only did she rescind the recognition, but Rhee also denounced Ragan's bill as "ill-conceived and harmful legislation" that would have "cultivated a culture of bullying".

But when Mr. Norman was working on his Lennon biography – which at first had the approval of Yoko Ono, though she later rescinded it in the belief that Mr. Norman was portraying Lennon unfairly – Mr. McCartney agreed to answer questions by e-mail.

In May, Griffin issued a formal apology, which she later rescinded, saying the Trump head photo shoot went "way too far".

While she did not announce any policy changes in her speech, she implied that she will rescind the 2011 Dear Colleague Letter and asserted that the Title IX reporting process is a "failed system".

He said she would rescind her decision today.