Sentence examples for refusal to go from inspiring English sources

Refusal to go where they were told meant the sack.

The Murphys' refusal to go under was profoundly moving to their friends.

Eisenhower has long been admired for his refusal to go to war in Vietnam.

"It got so dark so quickly, with her amazing refusal to go away quietly.

But only in part did the outcome reflect a simple refusal to go quietly.

Their refusal to go beyond phenomena was, for Plato, the great weakness in their thinking.

Judge Rakoff's refusal to go along is in the public interest.

Many suffered sleeping difficulties, nervousness, lack of friends, refusal to go to school, and bedwetting.

One of TISM's most endearing features was their refusal to go all-out for world domination.

Gibson might recognize Venus Williams's stoic refusal to go easily in several taut matches.

"Or an lame attempt to show up the French team's refusal to go to training?