| Jesus could not heal these people not because of a lack of power, but because of ingratitude and a rejection of his gracious patronage! |
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| Hence, if I go on to express my rejection of infanticide by saying that infanticide is wrong I am committed to rejecting abortion. |
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| His job is to work through the slush pile of unpublishable books, sending out rejection letters to disappointed would-be authors. |
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| You will find the fear of rejection, fear of abandonment, fear of being controlled, fear of being unloved and the desire to love and be loved. |
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| It thus involves a selective rejection of those deemed different, a rejection that renders the latter undifferentiated. |
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| Pius IX made his furious rejection of liberalism and national unification indubitable upon his return to Rome. |
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| Surely what we're doing is throwing the baby out with the bathwater if the failures of individuals lead to the rejection of a religious sense? |
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| You're right that pickiness can be a kind of malcontent rejection of the goodness God sends our way. |
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| The president combatively showed himself unchastened by the Senate's embarrassing rejection of his first choice. |
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| I have already mentioned the unanimous rejection of realism and its concern with social reality. |
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| Not to be picky, but I think your otherwise legitimate critique of pickiness as a rejection of goodness is missing the larger point. |
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| Bullying can be direct, through verbal or physical attacks, or indirect, through exclusion or rejection. |
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| The rejection came just days after the Oscar winner publicly confessed she was desperate for a cameo as one of the show's baddies. |
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| Ironically, it is Spiro's unalloyed internationalism, not the New Sovereigntism, that is likely to foster U.S. rejection of international law. |
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| The mother, still recovering from the trauma of the delivery, fearfully anticipated the possibility of rejection by her in-laws. |
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| The workers are to begin voting in a strike ballot on January 25, following their rejection of a proposed two-year wage deal from the company. |
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| However, despite the enthusiastic endorsement of the Welsh clubs, the SRU's rejection appears to have sunk the plan. |
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| In these debates fascism is almost cast as a kitsch rejection of modern art, a retro return to a mythic, Teutonic past. |
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| Amy's therapist viewed Amy's rejection of medication as a unique act of self-assurance and maturity. |
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| She is sceptical of the Western rejection of the term matriarchy as a failed mirror-image of masculinist terminology. |
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| There is also an element of loneliness, but again it is not based on deprivation, inadequacy or rejection. |
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| The four players skilfully acted out very different scenes, playing with universal images of rejection, seduction and romance. |
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| When we allow people to know the real us we risk rejection and for many we would rather paint our true selves than face heartbreak. |
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| The British and American governments accepted the rejection of treaty revision without too much perturbation. |
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| We here at the firm sincerely hope that you do not take these criticisms as a complete rejection of your application. |
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| Reality TV rules and it's supposed to be fun, but in the end all it's about is exclusion and rejection. |
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| Victor's first inkling that his self-image is suspect comes with that rejection at the pool. |
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| Here, evangelicals are at one with Pentecostals in their rejection of ecclesial institutionalism, hierarchicalism, and traditionalism. |
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| Neither Europe nor the world could afford the self-inflicted wound of a rejection of the constitution. |
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| Although some scholars doubt the historicity of this debate, it epitomizes the rejection of Chinese forms of Buddhism by the Tibetans. |
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| This rejection sensitivity inevitably becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy as the individual becomes hypersensitive to any deviation of affection. |
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| Life is sweet, and when rejection or responsibility threaten to disrupt my blissful state, I can roll with the punches. |
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| However, more often than not, a polite rejection note was all she received. |
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| Voters aren't as stupid as candidates and journalists however and the polls reflect their sophistication and rejection of the tired old ways. |
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| The shift to monetarism and the rejection of social reformism was not an unforeseen event that hit Labour from outside. |
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| Maybe there's been so much rejection from past peers that she acts hyper to get attention. |
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| Of course even such symbolic discrimination is wrong, but monarchy is by definition a rejection of social equality. |
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| One is the rejection of foundationalism, which characterized modernism's theological reliance on science, psychology, and philosophy. |
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| Potential mediators and moderators of the relation between childhood peer rejection and negative outcomes have not been thoroughly tested. |
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| Both types of rejection leave memory cells that remain in circulation to mobilize the immune system if the same foreign antigen is reintroduced. |
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| What all these schemas had in common was a rejection of the class struggle as the vehicle for socialism. |
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| It included a certified copy of the bill of sale, absence of which had been one of the grounds given for rejection on first presentation. |
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| With richly textured dialogue set in the midlands, the play tells the story of Hester Swane as she battles to come to terms with rejection. |
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| There is not the rejection that you are not my son anymore, but at the same time the shame is there. |
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| And although shingled hair was wildly popular in the period, it still seems to have connoted rejection of traditional relationships. |
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| Mallarme's rejection of Parnassian formalism also mirrored Wilmarth's ambivalent relationship with Minimalism's formal and intellectual premises. |
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| The installation of a station stumbled over no less huddle than that of the nuclear waste rejection. |
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| The intensity of the rejection response is determined by both the biology of the tissue and the host's response to that tissue. |
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| Still, new surgical techniques and better drugs to prevent islet cell rejection are showing promise. |
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| Maybe the rejection by malls and movie theaters is based on aesthetics rather than politics. |
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| Joshua Dratel, his lawyer, said the rejection was an example of the harsh conditions imposed on inmates at the supermax prison. |
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| Presumably, a few acid attacks are sequel to frustration at rejection of sexual overtures. |
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| He took the rejection of his suit to the princess hard, and has plotted revenge against those caused the rejection of his suit. |
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| You are so sensitive about the age difference that you overreact to every action on his part as an actual or potential sign of rejection. |
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| He added that the arrangement they had made for a substitute was without prejudice to his rights and remedies following rejection. |
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| As such it is an outright rejection of many religious traditions' ultimate aims. |
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| But the overwhelming response from city landlords has been an outright rejection of the request. |
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| It's interesting to see one of these studmuffins break down in tears after a rejection. |
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| That rejection soon led to the Monophysite heresy, which lives on to this day in the Coptic and Ethiopian churches. |
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| Anarchism, like Coltrane, is the rational, syllogistic, positive rejection of convention and unjust orthodoxy. |
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| For all of DA's heroic rejection of early-80s production crud, this album seems to revel in its very 1986-ness. |
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| No one cavilled with her Honour's rejection of the evidence of the bus driver. |
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| Optimism turns to pessimism and a growing sense of helplessness as funds are depleted and rejection letters arrive. |
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| Earlier, party officials made it clear that this was a categorical rejection of a coalition with Labour after the next election. |
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| Both Ms. Rice and Mr. Gonzales gave the required categorical rejection of torture. |
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| His rejection of Hebraism is also dramatized in his confrontation with his soul. |
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| Gay artists have a real reason to fear homophobic rejection, or at least a dimming of enthusiasm, from the headbangers in the pit. |
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| One of the major shifts in twentieth-century philosophy has been the rejection of this Cartesian assumption. |
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| Most mental illness is entirely treatable and the person experiencing this illness needs assistance not rejection and stigmatisation. |
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| I think that the hard-shell attitude some young women develop is a defense against the fear of rejection and abandonment. |
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| Miners of hard coal ratified a proposed contract today, ending a 30-day strike that began with their rejection of an earlier offer. |
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| After months of being cautious and playing hard to get, I'm going to bravely risk rejection this time. |
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| The common factor among the marchers was a rejection of cant, lies and hypocrisy. |
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| Incensed by her rejection he cautioned Agnes that he would force her into marriage by falsely claiming she had handfasted with him. |
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| In our Columbia County Study, we relied on parent and child reports of parental punishment, rejection, nurturance, and monitoring. |
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| If there's one thing the old left can't stand it's the nouveau riche and their rejection of Old Labour's cobble-street nostalgia. |
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| The rejection of international institutions and stable alliances is a signature aspect of this militant new exceptionalism. |
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| But a nationalist boycott of the vote resulted in an overwhelming rejection of union with the republic. |
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| But at least there was a coherent stance behind it, viz. an absolutist rejection of force, whatever the consequences. |
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| His crude and vituperative language in exchanges with the Lord Chief Justice have bordered on a rejection of the rule of law. |
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| The French daily Le Figaro says that the second rejection confirms the breadth of the European crisis. |
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| He wrote a viciously disparaging blog post about the company's rejection of a dictionary app. |
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| This practice marked entrance into Baptist society, and demanded a rejection of infant baptism. |
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| And most importantly, letting the treaty stagger on along a Via Dolorosa of months of rejection is dangerous. |
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| It sounds like your underlying fears of rejection and engulfment are controlling your life and not letting you share love. |
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| The rejection of these divestiture plans is a sign to many that the commission is looking harder at the viability of proposed fixes. |
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| It must survive rejection or disbelief to either be accepted or at least raise a reasonable doubt. |
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| Absent parents may express feelings of rejection if their children verbalize positive feelings for the stepparent. |
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| By creating analogs of nucleotides, she and her research group made drugs that treat acute leukemia and kidney plant rejection. |
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| We have had a massive rejection of the pay offer and there have been unofficial walkouts. |
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| Almost half the time, rejection or delay of loans is due to insufficient documentation. |
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| There are the same paradoxes with rejection of some Western ideas and acceptance of others. |
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| She also recalled that when she first approached her neighbors about greening the area, she was met with mockery and rejection. |
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| Indeed, sometimes even a layoff can carry within it the seeds of future success, and you can wrest something positive from the jaws of rejection. |
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| The apparent rejection of collective action has lead to trade union membership remaining low. |
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| When she turned up her nose, Kottler approached her coworker only to face rejection again, but this time, he found the brush-off liberating. |
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| They're calm and rational at times, but they may explode into inappropriate anger or rage at some perceived rejection or criticism. |
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| Most Baptists have suspected its adhesion to a government or to leftist politics, a supposition that led to its open rejection. |
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| The two economic juggernauts justified their outright rejection of the proposal by citing past token concessions. |
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| The cult of the absurd gives way to his later rejection of nihilism, not by any clear intellectual choice, but by the process of natural growth. |
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| Optimism turns to pessimism and a growing sense of helplessness, however, as funds are depleted and rejection letters arrive. |
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| But this month's emphatic rejection of limited devolution powers by the people of north-east England appears to have put that plan on hold. |
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| Plenty of people seem to be reading a lot into the Swedish rejection of the single currency. |
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| Instead it is a rejection of the view of some on the left that socialism consists of a defeat of liberal democracy. |
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| Their request to do so was rejected, a rejection which provoked a strong reaction. |
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| I could see how Andy was on a downward spiral and I think the rejection from us helped kick-start his career. |
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| I've emailed her a few times to let her know I'm available, but she just deletes me and the rejection is killing me! |
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| Most important in this domain was the rejection and denigration individuals experienced in daily life. |
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| Thus the rejection of the Old Testament, in part or in whole, was one of the numerous errors of the Gnostics. |
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| Single cells will be found in nephritis, acute tubular necrosis, kidney transplant rejection and salicylate poisoning. |
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| In the early Middle Ages popular superstition began to associate witchcraft with demonic possession and the rejection of God. |
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| For a man not used to rejection, Clooney is taking this latest knock-back on the chin. |
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| In both models, kurtosis was the primary reason for rejection of normality. |
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| I can understand how wrongful reception or rejection of evidence can affect a verdict. |
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| The programmatic demands, for now, are more radically reformist than revolutionary, which makes their rejection all the more disquieting. |
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| Only emotionally labile noncompliance was a significant predictor of peer rejection. |
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| The rejection of xenogeneic embryo implants involves a complicated immune and endocrine network. |
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| Of the six kidney xenografts performed that year, all six suffered cellular rejection within the first 60 days. |
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| Would-be authors suffering a constant stream of rejection slips will be able to find out how to get into print next month. |
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| In some ways, rejection by a brother or sister is worse because it comes without the parental excuse of generational baggage. |
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| Acceptance of Darwinism and rejection of religion were critical for the new movements of communism. |
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| Acceptance of a product will not limit a buyer's right to make a rejection relating to a rejectable product. |
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| By the same token, neglecting to share a feast indicated an absence of ties, and exclusion from the feasting community meant rejection. |
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| Inevitably, subjective evaluation became the ultimate criterion for inclusion or rejection of specific events. |
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| The lack of an explanation may in itself be sufficient basis for rejection of the transaction. |
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| Sava Sekulic had a hard and harrowing life and faced continual rejection in his struggle as an artist. |
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| The end of the 1960s saw a rejection of technocracy, for many valid reasons. |
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| Here is a second example where the stringency of ethics can lead to its rejection. |
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| We fully support residents action against the plans, which we understand are recommended for rejection by the CMBC Officers. |
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| Yet the rejection of his predecessor's religious conservative approach to the stem cell issue was total. |
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| Consequently, the logical and rational response to a new paradigm by most people is rejection. |
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| In view of such a unilateral rejection, it is amazing that anyone should continue to cling to the false notion of universal acceptance. |
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| Chairwoman of the Geraldton Health Service, Berit Young, was scathing in her rejection of the federation's claims. |
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| Strangely, my rejection of the French culture, manifested itself, only briefly, in a rejection of the national cuisine. |
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| Yet the rejection of elemental decencies and self-respect on which their society is predicated amounts to a collapse of civilisation. |
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| There is also fresh evidence of the widespread rejection of GM foods by consumers. |
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| John suffers continual rejection by his mother, who perceives and treats him markedly differently to his brother. |
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| Explaining Elizabeth's rejection of him, he invoked the standards of newly popular sentimental literature saying. |
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| It almost appears as if his story's rejection of faith is also, ironically, an espousal of predeterminism. |
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| Negative communication styles by parents, parental rejection, or low parental support were also related to adolescent girls' aggression. |
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| In many ways, St Valentine's Day is an easy out, a way to express emotions without feeling vulnerable, or really any risk of rejection. |
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| Should I swallow my pride and ask him out, at the risk of rejection, heartbreak, or alienation? |
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| Immunosuppressive drugs such as steroids and cyclosporin are successful in preventing rejection. |
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| Certain antibiotics like ceftrianxone and anti-transplant rejection drugs like cyclosporin increase your chances of forming gallstones. |
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| Initially crushed by the rejection, Regine later married the successful philosopher Fritz Schlegel. |
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| She is trying to manage her ageing mother and he's trying to cope with losing his job and rejection by his daughter. |
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| The next day, instead of ringing her and facing possible rejection and humiliation, he texts her. |
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| But unlike face-to-face hemming and hawing, the Facebook rejection is polite but direct. |
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| He sighed, feeling sympathy for a man who had been totally in love and now was suffering the misery of total rejection. |
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| I think this is the part of pain that is really very similar to the way we feel following rejection. |
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| Meanwhile he was writing a novel, and then sending it out and receiving endless rejection slips and so on. |
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| It is customary to associate the march of reason with a rejection of ritual and ceremony. |
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| If rejection is suspected, endocardial biopsy is performed to confirm diagnosis. |
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| This rejection of the so-called ordinary appears to fortify these women, giving them a feeling of entitlement to something different and better. |
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| He extravagantly wined and dined us and constantly pestered us with her submissions despite our rude photocopied rejection slips. |
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| It sounds corny, but I would rather receive a rejection slip than write one. |
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| A more forcefully modern rejection of the courtly Petrarchan tradition could scarcely be made. |
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| She finished the first when she was 17, tried to get it published, failed, but took on board the advice on the rejection slips. |
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| I add this latest rejection slip from a literary magazine to my collection and turn back to the short story I had submitted. |
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| Now the book is in its third printing and I just threw away 1,900 rejection slips I received denying my request to publish this book. |
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| The next time you get a rejection slip, try to think of it as a merciful release. |
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| Compared with that, a few rejection slips seem quite insubstantial, really. |
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| The other thing that makes her happy is the fact that she has finally got her novel published, after three years of wall-to-wall rejection slips. |
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| He continued to write poems as he grew up, and received the usual quota of rejection slips when he tried to publish them. |
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| We used the test with Yates's correction to avoid spurious rejection of the null hypothesis when expectations are too small. |
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| Do they wear coronets and ermine and incorporate rejection slips in their coats of arms? |
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| He heard rejection after rejection until he oh-so-slightly rephrased his sales pitch. |
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| The saving of Margaret replaces or substitutes for the saving of the working class-Parliament's rejection of the Charter. |
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| The attitudes of rejection toward undocumented Latino immigrants seem more and more untenable. |
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| Giamatti doesn't want any part of the carousing, mostly because he thinks it will lead to more rejection, but he pretends he's morally repulsed. |
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| It is also assumed that the only possible reaction feminists can have to nationalism is rejection. |
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| It is based, of course, on a complete rejection of Marxism and genuine socialism. |
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| The rejection letter made it clear that nobody would be reconsidered next year if they did resits. |
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| In recent years, peer relations researchers have moved beyond examination of the correlates and consequences of rejection. |
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| Quebec's rejection of Canadianism could be their move towards the retribalizing that we're all heading towards. |
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| I could get more rejection letters in a week than it had previously taken me ten years to get! |
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| I slowly amassed quite an impressive portfolio of rejection letters, each impeccably typed on embossed letterheads and signed with a flourish. |
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| Instead, the correlates and outcomes of peer rejection were assessed without controlling for aggression. |
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| The new skin is then grafted back on to the patient without the danger of rejection because it has been made from their own cells. |
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| Six months later, his serum creatinine level began to rise, and a kidney biopsy showed chronic rejection and recurrence of lupus nephritis. |
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| That odd anger rose up in him again, because her rejection seemed wrong, unfair. |
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| The women's choice of German can be seen as a linguistic expression of their rejection of peasant life. |
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| His first real manifestation of concern was after the rejection of his proposed IVA by the creditors' meeting. |
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| Its link to Art Nouveau, with its total rejection of historicism, makes it the starting point for all studies of modernism. |
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| The rejection of linear time is, for many postmodern thinkers, closely interwoven with two other crucial issues. |
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| So they had branded the mark of rejection upon her throat, and sent her away in shame. |
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| Many are poets or aspiring poets, many are gay, and all take turns in a comical round-robin of flirtation, consummation, and rejection. |
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| That fine sensitivity also helps to interpret a minor insult or affront as a threat or rejection. |
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| Nests were checked every one to three days for evidence of rejection until an experimental egg was rejected or the longspur's eggs hatched. |
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| But now we have people conflating the idea of patriotism with a direct, hostile rejection of those ideals. |
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| She turned small issues into huge problems, spent hours ruminating about perceived inadequacies, and feared rejection. |
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| He holds out the glass assertively, as if to demonstrate his rejection of fundamentalist restraints. |
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| When the lectures were first delivered, Bernstein's rejection of atonal music deeply offended many avant-garde composers. |
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| Disease-allele counts, further conditioned on the current count, may be realized by use of rejection sampling, but this is ineffective. |
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| What is remembered is their immorality and their rejection of bourgeois values applied to family, society and the formal concept of beauty. |
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| This fear of God's rejection is not only caused by the lying accusations of the devil. |
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| I tried to recall what it was about his demeanor or statements that augured this rejection, but could not find any clues. |
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| It has been three years of patiently taking rejection, accepting smaller parts, non-speaking roles. |
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| At any rate, here you are, sitting in your room, wounds smarting from the rejection. |
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| The major advantage of autologous transplants is the lack of rejection and graft-versus-host disease. |
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| In fact, in the election Merkel suffered a decisive rejection. |
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| He leaned his back against the cold wall and tried to compose himself after this latest rejection by focusing on the techniques he'd learned in a sales course at the adulted center in his area. |
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| Then came a rejection letter from the Washington State Department of Health. |
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| It is hardly a rejection of adulthood, rather a momentary escape from routine. |
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| Hoffman was an everyman, and was at his best when tackling romantic rejection onscreen, be it in boogie Nights, or here. |
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| The burqa, like beards for men, has become a declaration of defiance and rejection of all things Western. |
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| I was dejected and rejected yet again by someone who cashed my checks to tell me how to deal with dejection and rejection. |
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| Despite the constant rejection Cindy remains adamant about maintaining her user status. |
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| Covington Burling attorney Robert K. Kelner wrote a rejection to this request this week. |
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| What follows is culture shock, heartache, romance, rejection and even a Richard Gere-inspired twist. |
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| The real issue is, why are you so heavily interested in someone who isn't reciprocating interest in an active way and repeatedly delivers fresh blows of rejection? |
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| She stayed in a private bedroom in the death house while awaiting the final judicial rejection of an appeal. |
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| He displayed aggressive behaviour, emotional immaturity, impulsiveness, rejection of authority and manipulative behaviour, lied, swore and had a leaning towards kleptomania. |
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| The result was excellent regeneration of tissue inside the spheres, which were then degraded and disappeared, and there were no signs of rejection. |
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| Complement-mediated rejection of nerve cell xenografts presents an important obstacle to effectively replacing damaged cells in the central nervous system. |
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| However, xenotransplantation may become a viable option if obstacles such as complement-mediated graft rejection and the introduction of unusual infections can be overcome. |
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| I do not propose to rehearse in detail all those matters which I have identified earlier in this judgment as tending to the rejection of the Applications. |
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| We begin with a late night rejection of the auto bailout on Capitol Hill. |
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| Aware that his anger over the manner of her rejection was all the more justified, having absorbed the contents of his letter, she was amazed at what had then transpired. |
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| He lay in bed, clutching himself, trying to dull the ache of rejection. |
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| The writer of the poems marks parental rejection with astounding empathy. |
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| Nevertheless, the road to publication was littered with rejection slips. |
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| I think it's the idea of all those rejection slips that puts me off! |
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| A rejection slip from Bloomsbury is no longer regarded as a death warrant. |
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| She tore up the rejection slip, and she put it in her dog's bowl. |
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| Floral displays, each one containing a hidden message of love or rejection, will be placed throughout the house so people can study the language of flowers. |
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| A democratic culture permits the rejection of extremist ideas and actions, without having to resort to other extremes to suppress such ideas and actions. |
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| This episode deals with the psychiatry of the Sixties, the rejection of Freud and the growth of the anti-establishment, which might sound worthy until I tell you this story. |
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| If a Global Messiah emerges to popularise the practice of voluntary simplicity and the rejection of Hollywood, will he be liquidated by a robo-assassin? |
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| Third, the acceptance of despotic rule and the rejection of effective constitutional limitations on government are deeply rooted in tradition and religion. |
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| Even some prejudicial rejection can also be okay, if the person socially shutting you down is in a committed relationship or has an incompatible sexual orientation. |
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| He was part of a loosely organized movement in literature and visual arts, characterized by a rejection of direct, literal representation in favor of evocation and suggestion. |
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| Also, I don't think that the possibility of rejection is ever really negotiated out of the equation but one can still have a satisfying fantasy of such. |
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| Ultimately, it is worry about what the shroud might mean that determines its rejection by modern rationalists. |
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| The pilgrimage of sanctification after the moment of justification is an avenue by which bonds frayed by rejection of one tradition in favor of another can be healed. |
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| Others are clumsy and awkward, obvious targets of adolescent rejection. |
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| But the rejection of the individual mandate makes the vote a split decision in the Buckeye State. |
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| In response to rejection by his schoolfellows, Haru befriends a group of Chinese kids, the social outcast and the foreigner finding kinship in their shared oppression. |
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| Coming after the rejection of the European Union constitution last May, today's retreat signals to all the world what a busted flush the president is. |
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| In his rejection, he follows the Barthian and post-liberal lines. |
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| The film exploitatively employs a transnational generic register to express an utter rejection of the privileged status of violent imagery in the broader Spanish mediascape. |
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| The systemic immune effects include increased apoptosis of thymocytes, decreased macrophage phagocytosis, thymic atrophy and diminished allograft rejection. |
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| We learn a lot about Sophie in that passage, about her rejection of her mother and about her tendency towards self-punishment and inflicting pain on herself. |
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| The best current methods for transplant surgery or against organ rejection cannot be separated from the research and healthcare settings that make such practices possible. |
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| Their rejection comes despite plans in England, unveiled last week, to toughen the law, giving householders the right to take on burglars without fear of prosecution. |
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| Scientists have produced evidence that stem cells from the brain may be among the few tissues that can be transplanted from one body to another with minimal risk of rejection. |
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| Symphony No 5 dates from 1923-4, is the most extended in its quintet of movements, and is a thoroughly convincing rejection of post-war modishness. |
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| Yet his blithe rejection of free speech is a formula for tyranny. |
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| And the rejection of that belief is the basic reason a person is a Republican. |
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| Their one-sided condemnation of '48 is a rejection of our democratic Zionism. |
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| They teach that the rejection of God's Word did not begin with Darwin's theory of biological evolution or even with Hutton and Lyell's geological uniformitarianism. |
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| Despite years slogging away in a business that's all about rejection and back-breaking work, the 31-year-old refuses to hide behind a brittle outer shell. |
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| Nor should our recognition of Edward Snowden occasion our rejection of peace and joy as a wellspring of our lives. |
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| It was precisely his insistence upon the importance of personal decision, direct and unmediated by artificial ratiocination, that lay at the root of his rejection of Hegel. |
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| A self-made insurance millionaire, he wrote orchestral music that veered from the banal to the unplayably complex and kept much of it in a drawer, fearing rejection. |
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| Bad memories resurface as each character's hidden resentment is revealed, from redundancy to marital rejection and disillusionment with bourgeois values. |
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| You only need to worry if he seems upset about rejection by friends. |
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| Love, permanence, spiritual peace, the rejection of false gods, and safe passage to boot. |
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| Finally, this poll is being cited as showing broad support for affirmative action and a rejection on the Administration's position in the Michigan cases. |
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| Kerry stopped short of offering McCain the job, sparing himself an outright rejection that would make his eventual running mate look like a second choice. |
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| Paul's rejection of his sister's butch identity reflects his own internalized homophobia, yet this is complicated by their class differential as well. |
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| But after the usual obligatory rejection of an initial approach, the markets expected an increase in the offer to match shareholders' higher expectations. |
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| So his government was categorical in its rejection of early release. |
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| Incidentally, it has always seemed strange to me that modern New Agers and others are attracted to Catharism, with its uncompromising rejection of our world. |
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| On the one hand, his excursions into the mechanics of heredity and population genetics provide a valuable background for his rejection of racial and eugenic theories. |
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| The effects of immunosuppression on infection were realized in early heterotransplants even though the primary cause of failure was organ rejection. |
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| The plan, which would have seen the province guaranteeing payment of all cost overruns, deserved to be sunk as it was, though not for the reasons behind its rejection. |
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| Michael begins to discover that liberty and the pursuit of happiness may carry a price tag of rejection, setbacks and stinging home truths but these are a price worth paying. |
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| In this way, while Maximus's Christology precludes the kind of theology of glory to which Luther objected, it also rules out a Marcionite rejection of material creation. |
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| It was precisely his rejection of the 'clapped-out' culture of Europe that framed his crass, ignorant, and chunderous performance of post-imperial Australia. |
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| We consider three rejection scenarios by a host of a nonevicting parasite. |
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| In Scotland, and in Wales, there are arguments breaking out about the rejection of a United Kingdom side being an example of narrow-minded parochialism. |
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| Furthermore, we reported that a pharmacologic inhibitor of IDO, 1-methyl tryptophan, induced maternal rejection of allogeneic but not syngeneic murine fetuses. |
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| She cleaves to whichever man is available and is unable to face the idea of being alone even if the alternative is constant verbal abuse and physical rejection. |
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| Furthermore, the Reformed objection to natural theology, unformed and inchoate as it is, may best be seen as a rejection of classical foundationalism. |
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| Pea weevil infests up to 30 percent of the national field pea crop, resulting in export rejection and diminished quality of one of Australia's highest yielding pulses. |
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| We Marxists take as one of our starting-points the rejection of nationalism in favor of a higher principle, internationalism, the solidarity of the peoples of the world. |
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| Every postcard has to be scanned and there is a high rate of rejection mainly because the machines cannot cope with the calligraphic variations flowing from the farmer's pen! |
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| Thus his doubts are unreal, not simply because they are logically irresoluble doubts, but because they amount to the rejection of the whole conceptual scheme. |
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| The rejection of gay coupling is hardly an expression of family values. |
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| Female rejection behavior also may carry costs in terms of increased predation risk, energy expenditure, or wing injuries inflicted by spines on the male's forelegs. |
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| Despite the resounding rejection of the European Constitution by French and Dutch voters, the fact is, old Europe still genuflects at the altar of socialism and collectivism. |
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| What may be perceived as a temperamental rejection of care or a psychologically based denial of illness may be a biologically based element of the illness itself. |
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| Feminism, on the other hand, was interpreted as a rejection of God-given hierarchy and authority on the same scale as Eve's eating the forbidden fruit. |
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| Delinquency was theorized by some as a rejection and inversion of the middle-class values purveyed by the school and, by others, as a celebration of working-class values. |
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| And if it's rejection you're worried about, then don't sweat it. |
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| When he got religion, it was framed as a rejection of the rest of his career, and he had to backpedal or move on, before he had a chance to speak to his wider audience again. |
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| In order to overcome this rejection, Agassiz embarked on geological fieldwork. |
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| Don't take his wanting to hang with the guys as a rejection of you or your new relationship. |
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| By early September the Sikh leaders accepted both the long term and interim proposals despite their earlier rejection. |
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| The answer provided by Laozi is not the rejection of technology, but instead seeking the calm state of wu wei, free from desires. |
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| Popper, the historian of ideas and his scholarship, is criticised in some academic quarters for his rejection of Plato, Hegel and Marx. |
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| If any and every failure to fit were ground for theory rejection, all theories ought to be rejected at all times. |
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| Popper's rejection of Marxism during his teenage years left a profound mark on his thought. |
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| He acknowledged his own rejection of the film as a child while secretly loving it. |
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| First, it implied that a movement based on the rejection of tradition had become a tradition of its own. |
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| An equally destructive immune response, known as delayed xenograft rejection, can occur in the days after a transplant. |
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| In treating election and rejection, he discusses infralapsarianism and supralapsarianism, election and faith, and particularism and universalism. |
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| The proposed controllers provide asymptotic attitude stabilization with complete rejection of unknown external disturbances. |
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| It encouraged the rejection of harsh, rigid Calvinism, and promised a new blossoming of American culture. |
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