Sentence examples for quietly refused from inspiring English sources

A Baltimore newspaper wrote a scathing article criticizing DuPont, and the administration quietly refused to come to his defense.

A few more, having experienced the minimal fees offered by most Chinese developers, have quietly refused to work there.

But the prime minister, François Fillon, quietly refused to take part, fearing that it would push the party too far to the right and might lead to "a stigmatization of Muslims," he said, leading Mr. Copé to accuse him of "not being a team player".

Journal articles have tabulated Mr. Springsteen's interactions with an audience, searched for recurring themes and strategies in his rhetoric and examined the way he has quietly refused to rule out the homoerotic in his videos, onstage camaraderie and lyrics, which are full of androgynous names like Terry, Frankie and Bobby Jean.

Having quietly refused all media invitations since his musical comeback last year, Bowie accepted his prize via the medium of Kate Moss - who was furnished with a reliably bonkers note to read.

While security has been a crucial part of its corporate narrative, Apple has quietly refused to pay for bug reports, at times frustrating security researchers who found it difficult to report flaws to the company.

He does not thank God; he openly reveres Marx and quietly refuses religion.

Unsung heroes inhabit every corner of the public sector, quietly refusing enticements from headhunters.

She remained its principal until 1990, quietly refusing the title usually offered in such cases.

And I imagined the old man himself looking on with surprised pride and quietly refusing to undress.

I read this strategy as ACE quietly refusing to shrink the professional arts sector more than they must.