Sentence examples for refuse to attach from inspiring English sources

They belong to Mike Hussey, a batsman to whom hype, and by extension full consideration, somehow refuse to attach themselves.

The Spurs approach talk of their streak with that same focus and discipline, claiming that even privately they refuse to attach any historical significance to it.

And Nozick notes that we would refuse to attach ourselves to an Experience Machine that would give us extremely pleasant experiences for the rest of our lives.

He'll refuse to attach himself to you if he believes that you'll change your mind about him later.

Cicero refused to attach himself to any school.

The Watford manager refused to attach any blame to Reading's players or their manager, Steve Coppell, who also showed a lack of Corinthian spirit post-match.

The Mint newspaper reported that the airline's ground staff had refused to attach an air bridge to a plane in Mumbai on Sunday, stranding passengers onboard, while some engineers beat up an executive.

"The scholars that participate in our programs don't all share the same political views," said Dr. Lifton, who refuses to attach a political label to his own views.

But when it was released in 1971, Mr. Bidgood refused to attach his name to it because his backers had taken it away and finished it in a way he disliked.

But Mr. Hagerty of the attorney general's office said such a move would depend on the successful implementation of the commission's recommendations, a measure he refused to attach to a timetable.

When a famous sports writer refused to attach the same importance to scoring penalties as scoring goals in open play, I insisted his failure to understand the skill and nerve required to take penalties was borne out of the fact that he had never taken one.