Sentences with phrase «wholesale rejection»

Murphy rejected that charge: «Sounds like a desperate attempt to distract from their strategy of wholesale rejections of votes from minority - heavy areas,» he said.

Many of them are reluctant to conclude» as in fact many traditionalists have concluded» that any continued affirmation of Christian truth claims must require an essentially wholesale rejection of the experience of modernity.

MacIntyre's critique of modernity is hardly wholesale rejection.

But snubs are more than Twitter fuel: the fact that Lady Bird and Mudbound came away empty - handed is a telling knockback for the new generation (though a similar wholesale rejection of The Post may indicate a certain type of earnest - ideas movie is now on the verge of redundancy).

Seemingly wholesale rejection of a non-favored parent's perspective

This allows Balthasar to disagree with Barth's wholesale rejection of natural theology but transform this overly theologized insight into a practical claim regarding the inefficacy of modern Catholic appeal to the classical Western metaphysical and moral tradition in today's secular culture.

Lest this should be taken as a wholesale rejection of Hadith, Sir Sayyid advocates closer scrutiny of the Hadith relating to the personal habits and social circumstances of the Holy Prophet, as well as the Hadith bearing on political and administrative matters.

The sermon is less a wholesale rejection of the colonial enterprise than an exacting judgment of lordship divorced from comprehensive responsibility.

Far from constituting a wholesale rejection of his humanist upbringing, Percy's entry into the church meant the transposition of his old secular values into a new religious key.

But we have passed the point of wholesale rejection that encouraged the retreat into a protected discipline.

I don't think the rejection of one automatically demands the wholesale rejection of the other.

The problem is that the result of wholesale rejection and silence seems to delay the inevitable need to deal with the real issues.

As the missionary - theologian Lesslie Newbigin puts it: «A religion of individual salvation had been taught, along with a wholesale rejection and condemnation of traditional culture.

He exposes similar issues behind the wholesale rejection of dairy products, which like wheat, have enormous nutritional value and usage going back thousands of years.

Young Americans, in their wholesale rejection of traditional values, dismissed pro sports as a metaphor for aggression (and as a tool with which the military - industrial complex could whip up a blind frenzy of patriotism), but they still had Reggie, who wore an Afro and flipped his owner, Charley Finley, the bird as he crossed the plate.

There seemed to be a wholesale rejection of the notion that the referee can simply rely on a rigid application of the rules.

There is growing evidence enough of the wholesale rejection of the current regime by large swathes of the population and it will not take a master diplomat to work out who we should be listening to when they ask the world community for help and protection.

The movie was a wholesale rejection of glossy cartoon cheer and the general Disneyification of fairy tales, and, seemingly, came from nowhere.

Given the N.A.A.C.P.'s recent call for a charter school moratorium, and the wholesale rejection of all things ed reform by the Movement for Black Lives coalition, there may be no more urgent mission.

I would caution against the wholesale rejection of instructional ideas that do not perfectly align with the CCSS.

Hidden in the news coverage of the midterm elections looms a bigger problem for my fellow Democrats than just a bad night at the polls: the voters» wholesale rejection of the party's most powerful backers: teachers» unions.

For me, there are major flaws in these arguments, which I think place way too much faith in the wisdom of crowds (an oxymoron, in my opinion)-- but I think the anger about gatekeeping is an ideological issue, rather than a wholesale rejection of quality standards.

Perhaps I'm misunderstanding, but I think aftermath's main point was a wholesale rejection of the dumb terminals of the 1970's and very early 1980's, when everything worked on a server / client paradigm.

Their eclipse followed in the 1960s with the wholesale rejection by younger painters, particularly the pop artists, of modernist abstraction.

Taken together, these many approaches to art represented a wholesale rejection of the tenets of modernism — e.g., its optical formalism, high seriousness, utopianism, social detachment, invocation of the subconscious, and elitism — and marked the beginning of a new era in art.

Do you realize that being skeptical to particular positions adhered to by the majority doesn't equate to wholesale rejection of what climate science has produced?

Yet Benjamin Oliphant and I have shown that not only do these cases not support the claim of a wholesale rejection of originalism, but they are arguably (in the case of the BC Motor Vehicle Act Reference) or quite clearly (in the case of Employment Insurance Reference) consistent with public meaning originalism.

«Recently, I was informed that Apple's decision to more stringently enforce its policy guidelines regarding design and functionality may result in the wholesale rejection of template - based apps from the App Store,» wrote Lieu.