Sentence examples for is being rebuffed from inspiring English sources

It is being rebuffed on the ground that it chose.

THERE is a scene in the movie "He's Just Not That Into You" in which Mary, played by Drew Barrymore, laments the numerous technological ways she is being rebuffed by a potential beau.

Emergency funding could then be sought - and businessman Dave King continues to insist that he wants to invest heavily in the club but is being rebuffed - but administration would be the consequence of failing to generate any funds.

Is the Tea Party driving the GOP? McConnell says that the divisions among Democrats are more interesting, and there is a growing awareness that "what they did is being rebuffed".

Just as the medium was being rebuffed by one lauded institution this week, it was being embraced by another.

While we were being rebuffed, we saw a gaggle of children surround Ms. Hayek, their tape recorders out (and no red carpet in sight!).

It came during rebel attempts to push towards regime-held districts of the capital, which were being rebuffed by intensive shell fire from Syrian units.

Now his efforts to deliver reform are being rebuffed.With the help of the IMF, a devaluation and higher oil prices, the economy bounced back quickly last year (see chart).

It is already quite difficult to think back to a time – a mere two years ago – when United were being rebuffed in most of their approaches, led up the garden path by Everton and duped by unauthorised third parties in Spain.

Flight attendants demanding the right to wear surgical masks and gloves as protection from severe acute respiratory syndrome are being rebuffed by some airlines anxious not to frighten customers, the union for the majority of domestic flight attendants is charging.

While Japan was quick to accept the American military's offers to help victims of the tsunami, the perception in Washington in the early days, that it was being rebuffed and misled in the unfolding nuclear disaster, had created "a crisis in the United States-Japan alliance," said Akihisa Nagashima, a former vice minister of defense.