Sentence examples for he has spurned from inspiring English sources
He has spurned the front-line, preferring to confine himself in youth and rural politics.
To be successful, the chancellor must reclaim the army of supporters he has spurned.
He has spurned the CHP's demands for legal changes, saying that the opposition created the mess by fielding controversial candidates.
He has spurned the recent United Nations multilateral climate negotiations by refusing to send a minister to represent Australia.
He has spurned most endorsement offers, because he wants to prove himself further before selling himself as a pitchman.
There are still good people willing to offer the hand of help that he has spurned over the last year.
After his religious experience, Wiens embraced the faith that he had spurned.
He had spurned the use of Rodney Hampton, who he believed was on his last legs.
But he had spurned them, the analysts said, when May promised that he would receive a significant promotion.
He told a Spanish radio station that he had spurned La Liga's two powerhouses — Real Madrid and Barcelona — to sign with Manchester City.
