Sentence examples for entirely refused from inspiring English sources

Edge! is a funny yet complex work, with the artists pushing their audience to a point where we almost entirely refused to laugh.

Whether the trial court erred in ruling that as a matter of policy the principles of law governing the infliction of injuries should be entirely refused where the injury took place in the course of the game.

He has lived for the last quarter century in two cities -- first, St. Paul, Minn., and now Seattle -- that are distant from entertainment capitals, and he has almost entirely refused to write for film or television.

The US Fish and Wildlife Service has entirely refused to use it, saying it doesn't interface with other crime databases.

And yet entirely refusing the repast she'd spent so long preparing would mean offending her.

After the Holocaust, he rejected the play entirely, refusing to authorize any more productions.

"Most of the blocs agree, and there is no bloc that entirely refuses the pact except for the Sadrists," said Sami al-Askari, a Shiite lawmaker and member of Mr. Maliki's Dawa Party.

According to William, the freedom of the will consists in the fact that the will "can neither be forced in any way to its proper and first operation, which is to will or refuse, nor prevented from the same; and I mean that it is not possible for someone to will something and entirely refuse that he will it or to refuse to will something, entirely willing that he will it" (OO I, 957aA).

It was another for him to abandon the Cold War entirely, refusing to do anything to stop the changes that swept through Eastern Europe in 1989, culminating with the fall of the Berlin Wall in November.

Well, that's not entirely true -- he only refuses to actually show up to the studio to be interviewed.

The Coalition government, entirely predictably, refused.