Sentence examples for not to refuse from inspiring English sources

She willed herself not to refuse him.

But these men chose not to refuse.

I don't think so, I try not to refuse to do too much.

Pilots maintain that they face strong pressure from their managers not to refuse to fly.

Given the messy state their club currently finds itself in, it looks like an opportunity they ought not to refuse.

The point here is not to refuse bread the way Jews who observe ordinary kashrut laws refuse, say, milk with meat.

She knew to cry out when she felt the need to relieve herself, and had learned not to refuse food or medicine.

But in recent weeks, Chase has been fanning special letters out to consumers with an offer that it urges them not to refuse.

Doctors are under strict ethical provisions not to refuse patients, and in medical school and during training, they learn to filter their own responses in order to help patients feel safe and secure.

But since this is a bit like announcing to everyone that you are a mere humble Protestants, many - perhaps most - just take the communion and say nothing and trust the priest not to refuse - even though he is obliged to.

They admitted that it would have been awkward for his relations with the local C.I.O. if he had refused to appear for the defendants; and they claimed that he was right not to refuse, because nothing is of equal importance to the necessity of introducing the C.I.O.