You were allowed two refusals and had to take the third offer.
It has no use for the short story's austerity, its suppression of appetite, its refusals and renunciations.
This I tried to explain, shamefaced, to my hostess, Jadviga, who brushed off my refusals and piled dumplings with sour cream on my plate.
Luhrmann summarizes it: "a sense of human complexity, of depth, an exigent demand to struggle against one's own refusals, and a respect for the difficulty of human life".
And then, as vice-president, Miss Megawati will take over.No doubt more offers, counter-offers, refusals and denials will follow in the next few days and weeks.
Refusals and omissions, 1939 Despite Sweden's neutrality during the Second World War, Hitler refused to allow Richard Kuhn, Adolf Friedrich Johann Butenandt and Gerhard Domagk to collect awards.
Glück's "Poems 1962-2012" (Ecco and Farrar, Straus & Giroux) is a big book by a poet who values, above all, intensity of address, leanness of sentiment, and precision of speech: fifty years of excisions, refusals, and corrections, on longitudinal view.
Matthew W. Daus, the agency chairman, said the ruling "truly underscores the T.L.C.'s commitment to protect the riding public from service refusals and confirms that our current practices are in full conformity with the judge's findings".
Disappointments, refusals, and shutdowns; chances for the enactment of low cunning, if you are Osmond or Madame Merle; and, for Ralph, what Philip Larkin called "the only end of age".
