Sentence examples for kind of refuse from inspiring English sources

And there aren't a lot of takers for that kind of refuse.

I think we've all been there when you break up with somebody and you kind of refuse to acknowledge the bad.

All about, as Mr. Kearsley-pratt looked on helplessly, scavengers were loading their day's haul onto pushcarts, onto rickety wagons hitched to the back of motorcycles to be sorted out offsite and sold to buyers who specialize in different kinds of refuse, whether rubber, plastic, aluminum or tin.

While the narrator vies for admittance into Harvard's social world, Kalaj rejects any kind of assimilation, refusing even to learn English.

It is strange to think of what François Truffaut said about the stuffy old cinéma du papa – this kind of cinema refuses to die, and why should it?

What kind of man refuses to even open a negotiation and insists his hands are tied by an arrangement already in place?

What kind of friend refuses to help you cheat a raffle and hijack a plane and hold the passengers hostage until the band you love agrees to play a private concert just for you in a crystal dome beneath the sea.

This kind of church refuses to become a program-happy vendor of religious goods and services.

"You start out on this life out of a kind of pride, refusing to be like your peers," he told me.

There were bodies, shredded and burnt, and all kinds of military refuse lying around.

Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt makes luminous art out of trash: candy wrappers, cling wrap, reflective plastics, aluminum foil, plastic bottles, beer cans and too many other kinds of cheap refuse to list.