Sentence examples for that rejected her from inspiring English sources
The British establishment distrusted the Duchess; Sir Alexander Hardinge wrote that her suspected anti-British activities were motivated by a desire for revenge against a country that rejected her as its queen.
At several homes that rejected her, she said, she later found out that they had hired men.
It is unclear how Rousseff will handle what some commentators are calling her "third round": the task of governing the hostile segment of the country that rejected her at the polls.
Another woman in the video, Jeannie Petersen Guthrie, posted a still from the scene in "Pretty Woman" where Julia Roberts shows up at the shop that rejected her before she got all glammed up.
In Denver, Harank said the banks that rejected her said they had taken on too many medical pot businesses and that had "put them on the radar" of federal authorities.
She is "the forgotten child", and must come to terms with "the unimaginable reality" of being unloved and unwanted; she lives in a hostile world that defines beauty in terms of whiteness and that rejects her simply because she is a Black girl.
With the tides against her, May warned parliament before the vote that rejecting her proposal would mean "uncertainty, division and the very real risk of no deal".
Bill Lamb of About.com explained that, after many believed that rejecting her judge role on the US version of The X Factor in 2011 would be a career setback, the release of the "hot, current dance pop" track proved them wrong.
Pudhumaipithan also narrates how, after the redemption, Ahalya suffers from "post-trauma repetition syndrome", repeatedly re-experiencing Indra's seduction and Gautama's fury, as well as suffering the ire of a conservative society that rejects her.
The video quickly went viral, and was picked up by several of the blogs that had rejected her earlier ideas.
Seventy-six years later, the institution that had rejected her, now Carnegie Mellon University, awarded her an honorary doctorate in recognition of a lifetime's work as a sculptor and printmaker.
