Sentence examples for most often rebuffed from inspiring English sources

Early in his administration, Mr. Bloomberg told Ms. Robles-Romandand Mr. Cardozo that the city would honor Freedom of Information Law requests that were most often rebuffed by the Giuliani administration.

Malik's attempts to take 1D into R&B territory were often rebuffed, so it's easy to read the sultry Like I Would – the album's most outgoing cut – as an alternative take on 1D's I Would.

Inured to struggle, financial and artistic, she was often rebuffed by publishers.

Complaints to the police were often rebuffed or met with further harassment, the driver and others said.

"But he said, 'He's yours, you've got to take care of him.' " Those who tried to engage with Joseph Jr. were often rebuffed.

She noted that while people often felt shame at their financial predicament, their efforts to get help were often rebuffed by companies who handled the payments.

She repeatedly called the parent and was often rebuffed.

Kids who sought attention were often rebuffed by their tech-engrossed parents.

But the Qataris have for years fashioned an outsize foreign policy, often rebuffing Saudi Arabia's perceived interests, using its wealth and Al Jazeera, the television network it built, to play a decisive role in some of the region's most volatile and important events.

Before a successful mating, the vixen may often rebuff an amorous male with snarls and yelps.

Shisha is most often smoked.