Sentence examples for refuse to reflect from inspiring English sources
Nicola Sturgeon is first minister of Scotland and leader of the Scottish National party The proposed exclusion of Plaid Cymru from the televised leaders' debates once again highlights the flawed approach of the broadcasters and regulators as they refuse to reflect the reality of the UK's democracy.
The only people who refuse to reflect on this point are ISIS, ISIS sympathizers and anti-Islam extremists who want the world to believe that ISIS is legitimate.
When I ask how he feels about winning the election (by more than 1,000 votes), he refuses to reflect on his own success, instead focusing on what such victories mean for the black community.
And second, while the United States likes to lecture other countries about past sins, it refuses to reflect deeply on its own.
Some of the interviewees reported experiences with colleagues who had refused to reflect upon their errors.
Laura Fernee is a mirror to our own stupidity, and it's shocking how many people refuse to see themselves reflected in it.
And director Aneta Kopacz refuses to wallow, reflecting the beauty in Joanna's story with as much intensity as its inherent sadness.
Rabbi Wolpe said that while he looked forward to conducting same-sex marriages, he would continue to refuse to perform interfaith weddings, again reflecting the policy of the Conservative movement.
But only the "You"s of "Speak, Memory" and of "Look at the Harlequins!" — the "You"s of which Nabokov flatly refuses to speak — truly reflect his wife.
PARIS, Nov. 19 — President Nicolas Sarkozy has been called France's Energizer bunny, a hyperactive head of state criticized for doing the jobs of his ministers, hogging the airwaves and refusing to rest or reflect.
