Sentence examples for enduring refusal from inspiring English sources

Though toxic rhetoric on immigration developed under Labour, the system became vastly more punitive with Mrs May at the Home Office – hence her reluctance to acknowledge the issue, and enduring refusal to face it head-on.

But the last few months have convinced most Israelis that the real obstacle to peace is the enduring refusal of many Arab leaders to accept a Jewish state in the Middle East.

What gives "Phantom Empire" its enduring charm is the refusal of the filmmakers to play any of its outrageousness for laughs.

And is such a refusal compatible with enduring love?

In any case, Olympic Restaurant regulars will be pleased to know that the new bathroom will remain a permanent, usable fixture, an enduring testament to modern art's refusal to be fenced in.

The shock of Maus, and the source of its great and enduring power, lies in Spiegelman's absolute refusal to sentimentalise or sanctify the Survivor, in this case, his father.

I was fighting over there". In his adamant refusal, Bush expressed not only the enduring influence of the official Hiroshima narrative but the powerful emotions of a World War II survivor who, like Bob Dole, had lost friends in the fighting.

But beneath that broad agreement, the court found enduring fissures in society that it said would render a selective refusal to serve dangerous to the state.

In honor of women's enduring persistence, we've rounded up a group of women whose refusal to be silenced has made this country a better place.

Spriggs's refusal to cash in at the market's peak is an enduring riddle for the developers who tried to persuade him, for anyone chasing that all-too-human dream of chortling all the way to the bank.

Mayweather and Pacquiao are flirting with enduring greatness, and the only thing standing between them and boxing immortality is their refusal to face each other.