Sentence examples for speaking rejection from inspiring English sources

It's all that public speaking, rejection and accountability associated with the job that terrifies workers most.

Rusbridger's "Farewell to my readers" is, in a sense, the centrepiece of the book, unexpectedly affecting in its quietly spoken rejection of editorial imperialism and its parallel embrace of the changed post-internet relationship with readers.

Some of the men I've spoken to about rejection insist men fear rejection even more than women do.

Once seen as a maverick, Mr. Farage has become a rising star of British politics through plain speaking, a rejection of political correctness and a strong sense of mischief.

Such a rejection, roughly speaking, is the noncognitivist proposal.

Muskie spoke about the rejection saying it was clear that television was a critical instrument of enormous power which can be a great influence in shifting power from one branch to another.

He spoke of a "rejection of the modern world", people who were "wary to engage with the world".

It sure beats, "May I speak with Mr. Rejection?" Defensiveness melts like butter in the face of an amusing remark.

Don't let fear of rejection keep you from speaking or singing out loudly and proudly.

In many of these cases, the denial is explicitly formulated as a rejection of the possibility of falsehood, of thinking or speaking of what is not the case.

Announcing the legislation today, Manuel Onieva, the mayor of the Calvià region, which includes Magaluf and five other resorts popular with British tourists, spoke of his "total rejection and anger at the activities which were carried out in a video which is currently on the social media circuit".