Sentence examples for refused with from inspiring English sources

Claims that are the subject of any doubts will be refused with no opportunity of appeal.

But when he tried to hire Democratic political consultants for the general election, they refused — with expletives, he says — to work for a candidate with his views.

Its requests have so far been refused, with the Church instead offering to give the book to the Pope "via an intermediary".

The Karaites, a sect founded in the 8th century, refused, with some exceptions, to recognize the normative fixed calendar and reintroduced observation of the new moon.

Her application was refused, with the Home Office telling her it "will not recognise a change to a name which is subject to copyright or trademark".

Recently, however, her attempt to pay off a balance of £350 using cash was refused with the statement: "Sorry madam, we do not accept payments in cash".

English equates refuse with rubbish.

(She refuses, with that stubbornness sweet and strong as treacle, to name names).

Angwin refuses with unprecedented mildness: with his statues as well as his faith gone, he is in a spiritual funk.

However, more children refused treatment with milk of magnesia than with PEG (35% vs 5%, p<0.001).

But Bangladesh's rulers refused, prickly with national pride.