Sentence examples for really refuse from inspiring English sources

Can your bank really refuse to cut off a rogue biller?

"I really refuse to accept that we can talk about a pause".

Would it really refuse to pay its share of the UK's national debt, as Scottish ministers have hinted?

Many made so-called exploding offers, forcing candidates to accept or decline a job offer on the spot (and it's a "Godfather -style offer: one they can't really refuse).

Technically, Intel's buyout offer is a voluntary one that people are free to decline but, in effect, no one can really refuse.

"For all these people, what came out of it was a great affection for the country, for doing the job and you are also able to get a real feel for how it affected them personally - and how they could not really refuse the job," he said.

But this could only happen if the news media were willing to point out who is really refusing to compromise.

Whether Lord Macartney really refused to kowtow to the Chinese emperor in 1793 and whether, if he did, this contributed to the failure of Britain's first trade mission to Beijing is still not clear.

His isolationist streak didn't go quite as far as ritual animal sacrifice, but as the money men in LA edged ever nearer to terminating his production with extreme prejudice, there was little separating Coppola from Kurtz as he barricaded himself in a luxury resort inside an inactive volcano (no, really), refusing to face reality.

"There is such a commingled relationship with the Kennedy Center Honors and both the White House and the Congress that it's really perplexing how the Kennedy Center has really refused to answer and explain how these things occur," Sanchez said.

MR: We like to diagnose things as ADD or ADHD, but how about, "No, she just had the music in her?" SN: Exactly, and I was really refusing to go any other way.