Sentence examples for refusal to admit from inspiring English sources

"Not flagellation, not pederasty.... It's our refusal to admit our emotion".

But it is hard to like her refusal to admit any serious misjudgment.

It was a kind of systematic dishonesty and refusal to admit reality.

Muirfield's shameful refusal to admit female members also played a part in the headline flow.

Mr. Bush's stubborn refusal to admit mistakes makes it clear that he will repeat them.

But her refusal to admit defeat has started to look less like valor than delusion.

Each side's refusal to admit its mistakes reinforced the other side's stubbornness.

THERE is a fine line between laudable perseverance and a stubborn refusal to admit that change is needed.

Andrew Brown says (A systematic refusal to admit reality, 21 November) that the Church of England has committed suicide.

The flip side to Fitzgerald's preference for privacy was an instinctive refusal to admit any self-regard.

Her refusal to admit she was dying meant we couldn't ever talk about the elephant in the room.