Sentence examples for being spurned because of from inspiring English sources
That included clothing brands being spurned because of a reputation for running sweat-shops, multinational shops avoided by anti-globalisation protestors and chains of petrol stations being by-passed by drivers concerned about human rights and environmental violations by oil companies.
Florentino Perez, the man who relieved him of his duties today, claims to have offered the 55-year-old the job in 2009, only to be spurned because of the affection he had for Liverpool.
The other country, meanwhile, is spurned because it forges alliances with America's enemies.
He underestimated the psychological effect on himself of being spurned by his own people.
Carl describes drawing on his signature strength of gratitude after being spurned by a love interest.
Newsroom discussions about issues affecting minority audiences may be spurned instead of spawned.
A week ago, over-ambition was blamed as kickable penalties were spurned in search of tries in the 20-14 defeat by Australia.
In it, McCormack argues against the established view of George Eliot as both spurning and having been spurned by polite society on account of her cohabitation with George Henry Lewes.
Why can't Lancelot just marry the Fair Maid of Astolat, who starves herself to death because he's spurned her? "Love must spring from a loving heart," Lancelot explains.
But for too long, Cabernet Franc has been spurned by California producers in favor of Cabernet Sauvignon.
