Sentence examples similar to eventually spurned by the from inspiring English sources

The war had demonstrated to Iran how alone it was – spurned by the west, spurned by the Arabs.

Now, some consultants feel spurned by the regulators' decision to hand off the review.

He was at first spurned by the C.I.A., which thought he knew little of interest.

(That film was spurned by the Oscars in its foreign-language category).

Nagashima is lonely for Japanese tradition and feels spurned by the Organization.

Having been spurned by the Lakers, the completely unfounded Phil Jachattero-thasClippers chalreadyas already begun.

Now he was spurned by the world and could do his people no good.

From a political point of view, he was praised by nationalists and monarchists, but spurned by the liberal tradition.

Spurned by the British as a colonial, from an uncouth continent, he exacted the perfect revenge: he colonized their imagination.

By Peter Cooley Alain Locke helped launch black modernism, but he was spurned by the artists he hoped to turn into lovers.

He is tolerated by men who admire his sales prowess and spurned by the women he tries to intimidate.