Sentence examples for mostly refused from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the leaders have mostly refused to co-operate.

His problem was that people mostly refused to listen.

White Sox players mostly refused to talk about the matter today.

Up to now, they have mostly refused to make their current shows available on the internet to anyone but their subscribers.

Initially, the countries of south-east Asia mostly refused to rescue them, and they survived on food provided by fishermen in the area.

He is implicated in one of the film's richest ironies: after all its specificity about racial matters, we arrive at Ellington, who mostly refused to talk about race.

Renault was reticent about her private life, mostly refusing interviews.

Bosh mostly refuses to play a large role in the free-agent discussion as well.

Besides being very difficult to see, phages mostly refuse to grow in the lab, except in a mouse — and, as Rohwer put it, "a mouse is a really bad petri dish".

And yet even those who harbor concern mostly refuse to buy into the meme that a progressive city government would inevitably result in a New York of crack dens and subway muggings.

With more forces lost here than almost any other district in the country, the Afghan soldiers seldom leave the installation, and mostly refuse to conduct missions — too dangerous, they say.