Sentence examples for completely spurned from inspiring English sources
Mr. Saakashvili, who took an unabashedly pro-Western stance, was completely spurned by Moscow, especially after the brief Russian-Georgian war.
Even if you have completely spurned my advice about networking, you probably know a few people who might be helpful in identifying potential openings.
After the war, the tea dances stopped, and surf-lifesaving was superseded by surfing, a completely individual sport that spurned all pomp and circumstance.
It all started in 1936 when Karp Lykov and his wife, Akulina, spurned civilization completely.
It all started in 1936 when Karp Lykov and his wife, Akulina, spurned civilisation completely.
Here's Rose, for instance, talking to police these 10 years ago after Fred had announced he alone had killed Heather (For a long time he tried to protect Rose, even though she spurned him completely after the arrests. In vain: she was convicted of 10 of the murders).
Madonna spurned the runway completely and used Lisa Eisner's photo book "Rodeo Girl" as inspiration instead.
Mourinho spurned all thought of compromise.
Having been spurned by the Lakers, the completely unfounded Phil Jachattero-thasClippers chalreadyas already begun.
His sailor's hat kept falling off, leaving him completely naked, lying on the shore like a spurned cupid.
