Sentence examples for views rejected from inspiring English sources

A Scottish-born entrepreneur with a gift for imaginative thinking, he had joined the board in 1989 and was simultaneously named its chairman, but Margaret Thatcher, who didn't care for his leftist views, rejected the appointment.

The diverse views rejected by A Philosophical Enquiry were united by the pervasive assumption that human nature in an unschooled condition, as it came from the hand of nature, and understood without direct reference to God, was in some sense adequate to the human condition.

We have to understand that we now practise professionally in a post-truth environment, where increasingly, our audiences can increasingly choose to exist comfortably inside bubbles, selecting only the information and commentary that reinforces their views, rejecting other material.

He was stridently anti-monarchist in his views, rejecting the hereditary principle.

A second family of anti-coordination views rejects (c) on empirical grounds.

As we have discussed, many contemporary views reject facts, but one can hold a representational view of content without them.

Popper argued against Schlick's views rejecting the reciprocal interaction between body and mind: physicalism was impractical and psychophysical parallelism empirically unverifiable.

"That this was so is now a mainstream view, rejected only by a small minority of very elderly and deluded people, or the German extreme right-wing fringe.

Many forecasters argue that the economy will rebound by the fourth quarter, a view rejected by Ian Shepherdson, chief domestic economist for High Frequency Economics.

Mrs. Bachmann has sometimes been her own worst enemy, for example, linking a vaccine for a sexually transmitted disease to mental retardation last week, a view rejected by scientific experts.

The I.R.S. said that the entire amount should be counted as gross income to Mr. Banaitis, a view rejected by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco.