Sentence examples for silently reject from inspiring English sources

Moreover, that the Court of Appeals felt compelled expressly to reject, on procedural grounds, an argument never made is hardly proof that they would silently reject on similar grounds an argument that was forcefully made.

Every two weeks or so, Nabokov and Kubrick would meet to discuss the author's progress, and Nabokov was bemused by the director's increasing reticence: "By midsummer," he recalled in his foreword, "I did not feel quite sure whether Kubrick was serenely accepting whatever I did or silently rejecting everything".

I never know if they're going to silently judge me, pity me, fear me, or just flat-out reject me.

Reject, reject, reject.

The latter once had to sit silently as a member of the RA rejected one of his paintings because it was "a nasty green thing".

If you're rejected, go about your everyday life without worrying about your reputation and silently sneer at the unpleasant people for failure and suffering - that's what humor is all about, after all!

Demonstrators silently stood in protest after the vote, holding signs that read "Not My Student Regent". The regents rejected the call for postponement, saying Oved had done nothing wrong.

Invisibly, silently.

Or silently.

cried silently.

"Go," she mouthed silently.