Seeking totalitarian control, the movement rejects competition from church, state or the private sector.

This movement sought for a reform based upon the Bible alone as a sufficient guide and rejected all creeds.

Many philosophical movements reject both modernity and postmodernity as healthy states of being.

The movement rejects formal hierarchical structure and prefers to work in task-oriented semi-independent groups.

Indeed, many vast social movements have rejected rationalism, experimental checks, logic, and even facts.

And other movements, including New Forum, did not reject the appeal.

The anti-war movement as a whole rejected these overtures by the political right.

The movement rejected realism and naturalism, and included poetry and other arts.

The movement rejects vision of the country provided by the politicians in three modern constitutive peoples.