| "Accept me or reject, my beloved." | |
| "Although you must reject such things..." | |
| "Dear Mr. Thatch, due to your absence... "the board has voted to reject your proposal. | |
| "Dear Ms Summers, we are sorry to reject..." | |
| "Given the events in spain, we reject | |
| "Accept me or reject, my beloved." | |
| "Although you must reject such things..." | |
| "Dear Mr. Thatch, due to your absence... "the board has voted to reject your proposal. | |
| "Dear Ms Summers, we are sorry to reject..." | |
| "Given the events in spain, we reject | |
| "And he rejects her without a valid reason. | |
| "George Mottershead, by far Oakfield's most exotic attraction, "has assembled not so much a zoo "as a collection of vermin, pests and circus rejects. | |
| "Therefore, he who rejects this instruction does not reject man, but God." | |
| # Now, people call us rejects and all of that stuff # Just because we can't do a hundred push-ups | |
| 's in your head. You and rejects it. | |
| "And he rejects her without a valid reason. | |
| "George Mottershead, by far Oakfield's most exotic attraction, "has assembled not so much a zoo "as a collection of vermin, pests and circus rejects. | |
| "Therefore, he who rejects this instruction does not reject man, but God." | |
| # Now, people call us rejects and all of that stuff # Just because we can't do a hundred push-ups | |
| 's in your head. You and rejects it. | |
| "..it was rejected by the Government with scarcely even a discussion." | |
| "A man is shamed by being openly ridiculed and rejected. | |
| "And he is despised and rejected of men. | |
| "As soon as he tries, he is rejected. | |
| "Despised and rejected by all... | |
| "But the Merseyside docker, while rejecting Devlin, "also recognises the root cause of our problem "lies in that capitalist system of private ownership, | |
| "But you'll end up rejecting the happiness of life." | |
| "Don't dishonor your feast by rejecting what's come to it" | |
| "Even if it is apart from His name and if people are rejecting the authority of Jesus Christ in their lives," "we must still teach the ways of Christ for the better interest of society." | |
| "Natural selection is daily and hourly scrutinising throughout the world "every variation, even the slightest, "rejecting that which is bad, | |
| "..it was rejected by the Government with scarcely even a discussion." | |
| "A man is shamed by being openly ridiculed and rejected. | |
| "And he is despised and rejected of men. | |
| "As soon as he tries, he is rejected. | |
| "Despised and rejected by all... | |
| "But the Merseyside docker, while rejecting Devlin, "also recognises the root cause of our problem "lies in that capitalist system of private ownership, | |
| "But you'll end up rejecting the happiness of life." | |
| "Don't dishonor your feast by rejecting what's come to it" | |
| "Even if it is apart from His name and if people are rejecting the authority of Jesus Christ in their lives," "we must still teach the ways of Christ for the better interest of society." | |
| "Natural selection is daily and hourly scrutinising throughout the world "every variation, even the slightest, "rejecting that which is bad, | |
