Sentence examples for vocal rejection from inspiring English sources
Neither Miliband is tainted with money fascination, but both need to recognise how much of that past needs vocal rejection.
What started as a modest-sized street action demanding a deal with the EU has turned into a national awakening and vocal rejection of a kleptocratic post-Soviet state.
The next mayoral campaign turned on one candidate's vocal rejection of stop-and-frisk.
Since his foreign forays, Izzard has been especially vocal in his rejection of the idea of a "national" sense of humour, and both he and Moran have passed this on to their proteges.
The pontiff, who has been vocal about his rejection of flashy possessions, had spoken to the bikers assembled at St. Peter's Square in June about the dangers of "fleeting human idols which offer the intoxication of a flash of freedom, but in the end bring new forms of slavery and death," and will be selling his Hog to benefit a charity hostel and soup kitchen near Rome's Termini Station.
A number of top-tier celebrities have been vocal about being approached, and about their rejection of invitations.
The Komen foundation may have thought they could earn some goodwill from a vocal and powerful segment of conservative lawmakers by signing on to their rejection of Planned Parenthood.
Swans uses repetition, force, and rejection of any easy pleasure, though it leaves room for plangent sounds and vocal melodies amid a sprawling, furious catharsis arranged by consent.
He received a series of rejections until the pop producer Joe Meek stepped in, declaring that Leyton's lack of vocal ability was no problem, as he was so good-looking.
He received rejection after rejection.
