Sentence examples for refuse to notice from inspiring English sources

Mather seems to refuse to notice what has just happened, but to us I think it's pretty clear.

OO D.C.'S Summer Heat Is Rapidly Becoming More Oppressive analysis finds, but so many clueless frogs in that pot refuse to notice what's driving it.

Americans cannot reasonably declare that marginalized populations are placed at an advantage when we refuse to notice the advantages of dominant groups.

They refuse to notice that by not calling them out specifically, Kennedy was actually agreeing with their notion that their beliefs regarding marriage equality don't necessarily make them bigots.

But he looks away, refuses to notice.

The world has changed, but The Apprentice refuses to notice.

Today, in Britain, men under 60 are more often killed by their own drinking than by anything else – and yet people almost seem to be refusing to notice.

Refusing to acknowledge the two are anything but buddies, he's like a dad refusing to notice that his little girl is growing up, or else is working too hard to keep any funny stuff out of his book.

LaBeouf's Jake is a sleek sociopath with a brazen genius for selling, spinning new lies for each customer for the hell of it, keeping them talking and refusing to notice how he is offending or failing to convince.

Still, it's nice to imagine Taylor whispering to Newman in the steamy close-ups, "Don't worry because you're Jewish - I am, too!" The general public refused to notice Newman's uneasiness, but now it is palpable in a handful of very silly movies he made in the late 50s.

He was, as most of his critics failed, or refused, to notice, doctrinally orthodox on the resurrection, and content to accept the tradition of the virgin birth, but his contention that other priests had the right to question them was intolerable to the Anglo-Catholic wing of the Church, led by Gore.