Sentence examples for refused out of from inspiring English sources
"I refused out of respect.
Mr. Marabh said he refused out of fear and love of his religion.
Mr Johnson refused, out of a determination not to bow to tabloid pressure, and was dismissed.
There was no point; they always refused, out of a fatalistic stubbornness as much as anything else.
Two people have rejected the prize: Boris Pasternak, who was pressured to by the Soviet government, and Jean-Paul Sartre, who refused out of principle.
He was, everyone said, a well of scientific knowledge and had often been invited to teach at the university, but he had refused out of fondness for his students.
Women tend to refuse out of belligerence, men because they're scared of the needle, she said.
And dozens of places now charge residents for their trash by weight to promote recycling and keep refuse out of landfills.
A friend, an urban-policy buff, refuses out of principle to root for any teams located in the sprawling metroplex of Dallas-Arlington-Fort Dallas-Arlington-Fort Dallas-Arlington-Fort Worth
New York City, which closed the Fresh Kills Landfill on Staten Island in 2001, is dependent on contractors to truck its refuse out of state, at substantial cost to taxpayers.
We must refuse, out of principle and conviction, to lend a "cultural", "religious" or, worse still, "Islamic" colouration to social questions.
