Sentence examples for points refusing from inspiring English sources

The stylish performance was rounded off with unfeasibly cool statements after the 4-1 with witHuub Stevensns ("others are better"), Julian Draxler ("we stay modest") and the sporting director Horst Heldt ("we won't get relegated with 40 points") refusing the mantle of title contenders.

This is especially true when those who hold veto points refuse to relent because the refusal to relent is their entire political strategy.

Ricky Shields, a Rutgers freshman guard who scored 11 points, refused to blame Kent or any of the other Scarlet Knights.

Ms. Tymoshenko, who lost the election by 3.5 percentage points, refused to attend Mr. Yanukovich's inauguration, saying that his victory was tainted by fraud.

Hatten, who led St. John's with 24 points, refused to criticize Coach Mike Jarvis's decision to take the ball out of his hands in the game's most critical moment.

Snape is genuinely cruel, at one point refusing to acknowledge Hermione's horribly overgrown teeth after a backfiring prank.

"This is not Allegory House," Dorothy proclaims at one point, refusing to see it as a metaphor for England.

Their lips parted just enough to show one row of perfectly set teeth; their eyes were fixed on a distant point, refusing to be drawn in, implicated.

They are peering off to their left, at some indeterminate point, refusing to catch the eyes of the three American musicians busking a scant six feet from them.

"You have too square a view of me," Limonov says at one point, refusing to draw a line between his work as an experimental writer and his political career.

First and foremost, Obama is (at least up until this point) refusing to be bullied on the policy.