Sentence examples for he sometimes refused from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koolhaas's attitude toward the architectural program recalls Louis Kahn's relationship to a building's plumbing, the ducts and pipes that he sometimes refused to conceal.

He sometimes refused to take pills, or took doses that had been dictated by doctors consulted by telephone, the report says.

As he told me once, explaining why he sometimes refused to allow injured players to suit up for games even when they begged him to play, "They're not a piece of meat to me".

They may have been controlled by the Calusa, but accounts state that they sometimes refused to comply with the Calusa caciques, which resulted in war.

He said the stores sometimes refused to pay the dollar for expired items.

In theory everything in Mr. Schlesch's gallery was always for sale, but he would sometimes refuse to part with things, like that chair.

When they can't, they sometimes refuse to leave until they're kicked out.

He deplored Bradman's ruthless attitude towards annihilating the opposition and sometimes refused to try when Australia was in an unassailable position.

He writes that Michelangelo, who worked for ten popes, also argued with them and sometimes refused to do their bidding: "highly unwise, but revolutionary," says Mr Gayford.

This money was sometimes refused by beggars.

And the government has been slow or has sometimes refused to provide public information to reporters.