Sentence examples for refusal to find from inspiring English sources

"Your resolute refusal to find any common ground with him whatsoever has earned my undying respect".

On poignant display were the self-deprecating humour, the deliberate spontaneity, the appeal to noble sentiments, the refusal to find serious fault with his own performance.

In his austere refusal to find any consolation in the way we live, write and read now, he perhaps echoes FR Leavis, his chosen antagonist from all those years ago.

For 10 months, the two media conglomerates have been trading public insults in a nasty (but entertaining) spat over Time Warner's refusal to find space on its cable systems for News Corp.'s fledgling Fox News Channel.

The conservative attitude appears first in Gideon's refusal to found a dynasty in Judges 8 23: "I will not rule you," he tells the people, "my son will not rule over you; YHWH will…!" This theocratic view pervades one of the two contrasting accounts of the founding of the monarchy fused in chapters 8 12 of the First Book of Samuel (see Samuel, books of).

Wright was convinced that the Communists were behind the refusal (and it is hard to find another reason for it), but he agreed to the cut, and "Black Boy" became an indictment of Southern racism (and a best-seller).

Back in England, Rees took up his case again with Holiday Autos, but was shocked to find a flat refusal to refund the £364.

And she answered, "Good-night, Beast," very glad to find that her refusal had not provoked him.

Republicans characterise their refusal to let the Benghazi issue go as a determination to find out what went wrong.

And it is in his music that the refusal to surrender finds expression.

In the end, the team of bloggers who resented his refusal to be intimidated found enough in one story that Rather and his journalists could not explain.