Sentence examples for refuse to partake in from inspiring English sources

Friends who use crack and heroin, however, are suspicious of her drug and refuse to partake in it.

There's "bulldog janken," which I refuse to partake in because it involves pulling your opponent's cheek to resemble the animal each time you win.

For a large majority at Harvard, academic pursuit is the highest goal; a limited number, however, refuse to partake in activities other than study.

"We refuse to participate in this gamble of lives and of the future of this nation, and we refuse to partake in this show of elections, which will divert attention away from the legitimate demands of revolutionaries," it said.

The Daily Express says the home secretary is right to refuse to partake in the scheme.

These women can hold whatever opinions they like, and are under no obligation to adhere to feminist ideology there's no feminist Gestapo on the hunt for those who refuse to partake in the movement.

He didn't even vote, refusing to partake in what he called a "charade".

Good for him, you may say: refusing to partake in this Barnum & Bailey show.

Any Adults refusing to partake in this ritual shall be labelled "sociopaths".

But he refused to partake in the vast profits from his father's books, or the sales of the franchise to Disney.

"If the medical profession in Nazi Germany had shown more independence — if they had refused to partake in human experimentations," Porzio told the court, "perhaps the Holocaust would not have been so great in terms of human lives and deformities".