Sentence examples for were soon rejected from inspiring English sources

Their applications were soon rejected.

The Symphony No. 1 in B-flat Major (1841; Spring), based on a poem by Adolph Böttger, originally had titles given each movement; these were soon rejected by Schumann and indeed are irrelevant to the music.

Ryle's logical dispositionalism was soon rejected (Nowell-Smith 1954, Penelhum 1957, Armstrong 1968, Lyons 1980).

In fact, MAD science may be soon rejected by those who seek a nuclear weapon advantage.

Though HRC's complaint was soon rejected, Bullock's family used affidavits from the inmates to sue the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections.

Initially, the script called for Donnie Pfaster to be a necrophiliac, but the idea was soon rejected by the Fox Broadcasting Company for being "unacceptable for broadcast standards".

The idea was soon rejected, as Lions Gate is primarily a film company and has no experience in the video game industry.

Basing his characters instead on those found in the English television series The Avengers, Carter took an eighteen-page treatment for his new project by now titled The X-Files to a pitch meeting at FoX-Files tot was soon rejected.

Two years of National Service in Egypt and a succession of labouring jobs taught him self-preservation and his place in society - a role he was soon to reject in more ways than one.

What it did do was encourage artists, like the architects of Superstudio, to make work of a political nature, even though Natalini was soon to reject all political creeds and posturing.

Guantánamo Bay had become an icon of illiberal and un-American injustice and Blair's own copycat internment policy was soon to be rejected by the House of Lords.