Sentence examples for indeed refuse from inspiring English sources

Greece could indeed refuse to do a deal.

And although European countries should indeed refuse to countenance certain cultural practices — polygamy, "honor killings," and anti-Semitic teachings, for example — Fallaci tends to portray the worst practices of Islamic fundamentalists as representative of all Muslims.

While, during the war, Ip Man did indeed refuse to teach his martial arts to the military police of the occupying Japanese – a decision which eventually forced him to flee Foshan – he certainly never had a duel with a Japanese general".

Rigorous qualitative studies exploring the perspectives of people using in-patient services indicate that some may indeed refuse participation, either because they lack motivation, or because prior experience suggests that the process will be tokenistic.

He did not have a lawyer, indeed refused to have one.

While Russian officials indeed refused to take him in 1998, they did not put him on a flight to Africa.

A few other, more cantankerous foreign reporters had no home phones at all; indeed, refused to install them.

The neighbors and a local Roman Catholic priest also said that the mother had angrily rebuffed several offers of help and indeed refused to sign any paperwork that might have brought medical help to her husband because, she said, she did not trust the government.

Indeed, we refuse to hear it.

The tricky thing was, indeed, to refuse my older and more experienced self any space in the text.

Indeed, to refuse to accept that is to echo the very lack of empathy that characterises violent criminals.