Sentence examples for refusal to draw from inspiring English sources

(Pinter's refusal to draw conclusions in his plays means that some productions capitulate to the anxiety of the unknown.

I've spent some more time going through Steven Brill's magnum opus on medical prices, and am even more amazed at (a) the quality of the reporting (b) his weird refusal to draw the obvious conclusion.

Although his refusal to draw any political implications from his analysis may disappoint some people, the neutrality of the approach is what makes it appealing to political and legal scholars.

Prada may not be the only designer who approaches her craft the way John Cage did music, open to the incidental, the accidental and naturally democratic in her refusal to draw distinctions between high and low, beautiful and ugly, bad and good.

When I spoke to Danes's British co-star Damian Lewis later, he suggested that the legitimacy of "Homeland" comes from its insistence that "war is always fought by the families back home, as well as by the soldiers on the front line," and from its refusal to draw easy parallels between Islam and violence.

The SodaStream drama, instead, demonstrates how the refusal to boycott settlements -- the refusal to draw the line between the West Bank and Israel -- promotes boycotts against Israel proper.

Cook was anxious not to get too far ahead of himself, hence the refusal to be drawn on the image of winning the series.

George W. Bush, drew ire from both extremes of the political spectrum for its refusal to pass definitive judgment, positive or negative, on its subject.

It is a classic example of a refusal to be drawn.

And it suggests Mr. Obama is in tune with the public mood in his refusal to be drawn into the bloody civil war in Syria.

It accompanied his refusal to be drawn deeper into a controversy that, in truth, would have been of his own making.