Sentence examples for natural refusal from inspiring English sources
The Bush administration's natural refusal to provide written guarantees that it did not support Kurdish independence only deepened Turkish suspicions that the Americans had a secret agenda in northern Iraq, though this was, and is, unlikely.
Cameron is insisting the delay shows a commitment to natural justice and a refusal to bow to the baying of the media.
Like the heroine of that movie, Jackie starts out as an office underling and, by dint of her natural moxie and her refusal to take no for an answer, quickly rises above her humble station.
However, the structure and dialogue cracks along, the prose glitters like the lights of the petrochemical plant reflected on the river, and its refusal to separate natural and industrial, and to hand over the natural world to "nice" middle-class interests, is timely enough.
Bobby's failure to pick up an instrument and join the band becomes a natural-born metaphor for his refusal to engage with others.
Knee-jerk refusals are a natural response to the inner conflicts that stem from coping with losses and threats.
A sleight-of-hand brand of humor is at work, which derives both from a natural lightness of spirit and a refusal to condescend or moralize.
Rupert Murdoch has confounded his biographers, helped cause the breakdown of his second and third marriages, and aggravated his children to no end by his refusal to begin the natural process of retirement and retreat from center stage.
It was the first of his many refusals to compromise his natural talent.
Nor can one be an agnostic while affirming the paradigmatic natural law view: for agnosticism is the refusal to commit either to God's existence or nonexistence, whereas the paradigmatic natural law view involves a commitment to God's existence.
He was attacked for the natural restraints of his approach (such as his refusal to remove Saddam Hussein from power in the Gulf War), but even President Obama has described himself as a fan of Bush's foreign policy.
