Sentence examples for refusing to create from inspiring English sources

They make it clear that the audience cannot disagree by refusing to create plausible characters to articulate contrary viewpoints.

That meant refusing to create large-size clothes, limiting the biggest shirt sizes to "large" and pants to size 10.

He is distinguished among popular playwrights for introducing volatile and complicated issues into his plays and for refusing to create shallow characters.

First the State Legislature roundly rejected the law, refusing to create a state insurance exchange and punting it to the federal government to run the new insurance market.

Yet it's not just societal pressure that forces actresses to stay unnaturally young, of course, but an industry refusing to create roles in which they could grow old.

Chief Justice John Roberts Jr., who has become one of the First Amendment's most adamant defenders, led the Supreme Court earlier this year in refusing to create a new exception to the free speech clause.

Or who have refused to create insurance exchanges?

Louisiana's governor flatly refuses to create an exchange.

It has refused to create an insurance exchange, leaving the job to the federal government.

Democrats refused to create the agency without a guarantee that workers' rights would remain difficult to change.

And unlike other governments in Europe, successive Spanish governments have refused to create a fund for victims.