Sentence examples for stark rejection from inspiring English sources
This shift by Disraeli and other assimilating Jews was a stark rejection of the Judaic ethos of Torah obedience that through the ages distinguished Jews from surrounding Christian, Muslim and secular societies.
Southern opposes deregulation in its backyard, and what it submitted to the commission was "the most stark" rejection of the commission's goals of any plan offered, one regulator said.
A stark rejection of Yudhoyono's thousands-of-friends-and-zero-enemies foreign policy, this cast Jokowi as a serious player regionally.
In his stark rejection of evo-devo's claim for novelty, Lynch writes "No principle of population genetics has been overturned by an observation in molecular, cellular, or developmental biology, nor has any novel mechanism of evolution been revealed by such fields" [ 10].
Such stark rejections are rare, with the average vote against pay proposals at British companies last year only 6percentt.
Ms. Stark recalls the assessors' rejection of the hand-held computers the agency introduced in 1993.
Stirner embraces the stark consequences of this rejection of any general obligation towards others, insisting, for example, that the egoist does not renounce "even the power over life and death" (282).
The rejection is in stark contrast to the trend established in the US, where journalists working for the digital operations of Vice, Gawker and the Guardian have all recently won recognition.
These results are in stark contrast to the strong social rejection that existed during the period that the road works to pedestrianize the zones were being planned and executed.
And because mosTheritstory prefer centred and kebabs.
