Sentence examples for loud refusal from inspiring English sources
It is a far cry from the little boy from Uttoxeter whose fear of water led to tears at bath-time and a very loud refusal to go near a swimming pool.
His parents have told how his fear of water led to tears at bath time and a loud refusal to get into the pool as he climbed up his mother Caroline's arms.
At the centre of the most famous Mardi Gras Indian chant, "Indian Red", comes the couplet "We won't bow down/On that dirty ground"; part of the ritual meeting between two groups is the loud refusal of either chief to bow to the other.
Mr Bush's refusal to say all this loud and clear is odd.
Fruchtman had to cope, in a country which didn't even have a television service in 1961, with massive technical challenges, not least the trial judges' refusal to countenance hot and loud cameras in the trial space.
His refusals to cooperate, laced with loud obscenities directed towards his guards, were often heard by other POWs.
It's a refusal to be erased by being loud, being out, being open and being ourselves.
"You, the supporters, can make sure the club continues in Charlton by protesting as loud as you can to Greenwich Council over their refusal to grant us permission for our plans," the message explained.
A loud-mouthed Irish priest, in the words he wanted written on his grave.God as love-storyHe got louder, excoriating America's bishops through the 1980s and 1990s for their refusal to face up to the child-sex scandals and their inability to punish those responsible.
On guns, Republican leaders "were playing to the loudest voices instead of the most people," she said, and the GOP refusal to even give Garland a hearing "is part of what is driving the frustration on the part of so many Americans".
