Sentence examples for sudden rejection from inspiring English sources
It meant I didn't have to scour the facts looking for some other, nonracist rationale for her sudden rejection.
Professor Yin and Pangolin were good hosts to the last and seemed embarrassed by the sudden rejection of their visitor, but the incident does raise broader questions.
The most jarring thing about her characterization of the president is not the inaccuracy; it's the sudden rejection of Trump's entire political brand.
It is a remarkable, even miraculous seeing of the light and maybe we should put aside the thought that Paolo Di Canio's sudden rejection of fascism is also extremely convenient.
Maybe this sudden rejection is tac tical and correctable, but it has clearly changed the balance of opinion in this country about who is to blame for the stalemate in the Vietnam peace talks and who is demanding uncondi tional surrender.
Apple can't communicate with developers just by way of sudden rejection and ad hoc rules.
After I probed one licensing manager to explain the sudden onslaught of rejections, he let slip the existence of an online message board, frequented by Britain's top licensing bods, on which I'm told I have something of a reputation.
For people with GAD, it's better to feel bad most of the time so that a negative event — someone being ill, sudden financial challenges, or rejection from a loved one — doesn't have the power to create a massive emotional swing.
These so-called "behavioral indicators" range from sudden intolerant religious views, a rejection of Western values such as democracy and equality, and an obsession with the end-times and jihadi sites.
This was not a sudden response to the border state representatives' rejection of compensated emancipation: even had they accepted Lincoln's proposal, it would not have affected slavery in the Confederacy, where most slaves lived.
