Sentence examples similar to rebuff the concept from inspiring English sources
"Why wouldn't you take advantage of every available production tool?" asked Rand Morrison, the executive producer of "Sunday Morning," rebuffing any criticism of the concept.
The Supreme Court has been rebuffing the tribes of late -- shrinking the concept of Indian country, giving the states more power to limit Indian gambling.
In return, the West German government sought a commitment from its new allies to the concept of forward defense, in which any aggression would be rebuffed at the border between East and West Germany.
The concept owed more to golf club design than cricket and the pair's early advances were rebuffed by a host of other manufacturers.
"The concept is a nice concept.
In other words, he is a standing rebuff to the entire concept of the separation of powers.Such considerations have never seemed to bother the British public much.
He did not rebuff the administration.
Bush resolved to rebuff the personal requests.
You will rebuff the attempts by not responding to them.
Ask nearby video stores if they can rebuff the disk.
