Sentence examples for various rejections from inspiring English sources
When Rick Perry compared climate-change skeptics like himself to Galileo in a Republican debate, I dearly wished that the next question had been "Can you explain Galileo's theory of falling bodies?" Of all the candidates with their various rejections of the scientific establishment, how many could name the fundamental laws of thermodynamics that students learn in high school?
SHOUTS & MURMURS casual of various rejection letters to film directors and producers about their ideas for hotel rooms, based on their movies... Dear Mr. Ovitz: It's a clever idea--assigning each guest his or her own agent--but we think we'll stick with our staff of bellhops.
(To his credit, many of his advances end in various comic rejections, and most of the sex talk in the book is about masturbation).
For the passive cooling method, two different designs from off-the-shelf heat pipes with radial fins or annular fins were proposed and studied under various heat rejection requirements.
In 1969, Jonas Salk [ 67] hypothesized that allograft rejection, tumor rejection, and various autoimmune phenomena represented facets of a similar immune-mediated phenomenon that he called the "delayed allergy reaction".
Studies measured acute rejection at various time points, the methods of determining acute rejection were inconsistent (clinical judgment v biopsy), and most meta-analyzed studies were observational, making the results potentially more prone to bias and confounding.
Various adaptations, integrations and rejections that the catalog accurately describes as "convoluted" unfold.
The newly developed dual-layer NF membrane has superior rejections to various salts.
The rejections to various salts and pure water permeability (PWP) of these membranes were determined.
The air-side velocity, pressure and temperature fields are presented and the heat rejections for various configurations of NDDDCS are calculated and compared.
Every Rejection Is Just One Person's Opinion We've all heard the stories about various novels being rejected, like, 800 times, before editors taking them.
