"In the wake of a rejection, we might benefit from asking ourselves, 'Am I linking this rejection to something about me?'" Howe said.
In the wake of his rejection of the E.U. treaty, there has been much triumphalist talk about the resurrection of the "bulldog spirit".
Officials held a round of urgent meetings in Washington and Baghdad in the wake of the rejection on Sunday by a powerful Shiite religious leader, Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, of the administration's complex plans to hold caucuses around the country to select an interim legislature and executive in a newly self-governing Iraq.
In the wake of the rejection of Scottish independence, Prime Minister David Cameron says Wales must have a bigger say over its affairs and be "at the heart of the debate".
While our immediate instincts peeked over the edge of the uncanny valley, our second thoughts led to the sweet nothings our robo-buddies might console us with, in the wake of human rejection.
Though Apple's changes to UDID usage were announced in 2011, it wasn't until early last year that the developer community really started to rally behind various alternatives following a wake of app rejections for apps still accessing the UDID technology.
Those themes defined In the Lonely Hour, an album that Smith, who was homosexual, had composed in the wake of a romantic rejection by a heterosexual man.
In the wake of the parliamentary rejection, prosecutors are considering whether to extend the deferred-prosecution agreement in six-month increments after it expires in August.
But to opponents of a Syria strike, a retreat from further use of force in the wake of a Congressional rejection would finally reverse what they see as excessive militarism since Sept. 11, 2001.
Raymond W. Kelly, the New York police commissioner who some say could be the next secretary of homeland security, will appear on CBS, NBC's "Meet the Press" and ABC's "This Week," discussing the city's stop-and-frisk program in the wake of its recent rejection by a federal judge.
