Sentence examples for the rejected concept from inspiring English sources

The "head student at Ibuki's ninja village" was supposed to be a new player character in the rejected concept of Street Fighter IV Flashback by Backbone Entertainment, which would also have featured a cameo of a much younger version of Ibuki.

What were some of the rejected concepts?

(Imagine the rejected concepts: Tom Brokaw is a misfit newscaster in "Brokaw"; Jerry Falwell stars as a hapless television evangelist in "Jerry").

When Rick Sternbach took over Probert's duties, he believed the sketch was a rejected concept for the Enterprise-D, but the ship's design stayed with him.

The process of cognitive apartheid is not without conflict and ambiguous categorization; nevertheless, the rejected science concepts remain in long-term memory.

In the mid-20th century, playwrights and artists such as Bertolt Brecht and the Dadaists rejected the concept of the "well-made play".

The statement rejected the concept of age-adjusted blood pressure targets, adopting 140/90 as the goal blood pressure (130/85 in diabetics) for elderly hypertensive subjects, including those with ISH.

Indeed, the nation's largest disaster relief agency, the American Red Cross, flatly rejected the concept.

"The UK has rejected the concept of universal banking," he said.

As he has throughout the campaign, Mr. Gore rejected the concept of vouchers, which would provide some parents of children in poor-performing schools with grants to send their children to private schools.

The text unambiguously rejected the concept of a "United India" because of increasing inter-communal violence and recommended the creation of an independent Muslim state.