Sentence examples for cannot rebuff from inspiring English sources

She cannot rebuff the Social Democrats completely for fear of risking her coalition, which means that Mr Schulz must be bought off with a juicy EU role.

He has no pretensions to taking office and cannot be rebuffed by the white power structure because he has not sought to make alliances with it.

Although it's cliche to say that life is rough, dreams have a price that cannot be rebuffed.

Robert Howse, the professor from Michigan, cannot understand the rebuff.

Like beggars, journalists must always be prepared for a rebuff, and cannot afford to let pride prevent them from making the pitch.

Paul Dacre of the Mail might come up with such a rebuff, but I cannot imagine anyone else trying it on with Tony Blair.

I cannot imagine any recent home secretary rebuffing objections to immigrants taking over whole areas of a city with the thought that "Conservative MPs are inclined to congregate in Belgravia but nobody seems to mind".

Following his interviews, Downing Street directly rebuffed Duncan Smith's claim that Cameron cannot claim to be running a One Nation government.

NEON managers rebuffed both requests, saying that "we cannot make one component of the observatory a higher priority than others".

As with "Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang," however, you cannot help being stirred by the reach and depth, the constant rebuffs to sloppiness, of a strong ensemble.

Contagion notions about sex and cancer are rebuffed, with strong support for the assertion that you cannot spread cancer through sex (51: +5) and disagreement with predictions that if you have sex with a person with cancer there is a real risk of catching it (50: -50.