Sentence examples for strongest rejection from inspiring English sources

Sometimes responses are simply negated, and the strongest rejection is to admonish a student.

I express my strongest rejection to the God of unproductive and static gold, to the cold and calculating super capitalism that harbors in its metallic gutters Shylock's infamous sentiments.

What we heard was the strongest rejection yet from Ed Miliband on a deal with the SNP and the the strongest commitment yet from David Cameron to an EU referendum.

Mr Miliband also gave his strongest rejection yet of the Conservative claim that he would have to do a deal with the SNP to get into power, ruling out a coalition or a looser arrangement.

"I totally understand that people feel a strong rejection to someone who represents terrorism.

There was equally strong rejection of any association between Islam and terrorism.

Mr. Obama's stop at Buchenwald and his strong rejection of Holocaust denial, immediately after his Cairo speech, appealed to American Jews but fell flat in Israel.

Most of the papers that were reconciled 'towards stronger rejection' went from explicit to implicit endorsement, or from implicit endorsement to no position.

"It's a strong rejection of the values of our time – corporatism, oligarchy, the breakdown of society, the public institutions and common ownership," he continued.

But China's soft-power push has coincided with an increasingly strong rejection by Chinese leaders of the very notion of universal values.

Dissatisfaction with his government was underscored by voters' strong rejection of free money — Mr. Aso's plan to jump-start the economy through cash handouts of at least $130 per person — as a cynical attempt to woo voters, polls showed.