Sentence examples for refusing to associate from inspiring English sources
He had chosen the high moral ground, refusing to associate either with a brutal regime or a bloody opposition, but this was not necessarily the most practical option in a situation that involves choosing the least bad option rather than the best one.
20), whereas Aristoxenus' contemporary, the mathematician Eudoxus, portrays him not only as avoiding all meat but as even refusing to associate with butchers (Porphyry, VP 7).
And I stood on another principle by refusing to associate with the well-dressed man with his belongings spread out to take up three seats.
e.g. saying that you'll amount to nothing, saying that they wish you were never born, etc. Ignoring you and refusing to associate and socialize with you.
This type of argument involves three basic premises (1) legitimate states have a right to political self-determination, (2) freedom of association is an essential component of self-determination, and (3) freedom of association entitles one to refuse to associate with others.
Close Read refuses to associate Hillary Clinton with Hermione.
Other Syrian refugees and local Turks refuse to associate with them.
A lab named Zoom refused to associate with the Marines after seeing one serviceman shoot a feral Afghan dog.
Berra, who played on a record 10 Yankee championship teams, refused to associate with the team until Steinbrenner apologised.
The public will look at them with suspicion, and officials will simply refuse to associate with them.
Mr. Coleman, famous for the line, "Whatchoo talkin' 'bout Willis?" refuses to associate himself with a T-shirt rip-off, "Whatchoo talkin' 'bout Davis?" By his own account, Mr. Schwarzenegger has a voracious sexual appetite.
