Sentence examples for refusing to disagree from inspiring English sources

Hagel's problem seemed to be that he went into the hearing refusing to disagree with the committee or say anything provocative that would risk raising the ire of Republicans.

The event made national headlines and was viewed by conservative commentators as emblematic of a nationwide problem: liberal students refusing to hear speech they disagreed with.

In the 1970s and '80s, those of us who remained in the church did so because we envisioned that the way the church was going to change was by those of us who disagreed refusing to leave.

This emphasis has led to some ethical disagreements; while some New Age participants stress the need to help others because all are part of the unitary holistic universe, others have disagreed, refusing to aid others because it is believed that it will result in their dependency on others and thus conflicts with the self-as-authority ethic.

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

Pella disagrees, refusing to see the "vapid dump" that David sees.

Toni Locy, a former USA Today reporter who was found in contempt of court in Hatfill's suit against the government for refusing to reveal her sources, disagrees with withholding names.

But thousands of people flooded to Twitter to disagree, saying Fox News should have followed other media outlets in refusing to publish clips or images from Isis' propaganda.

Ethicists also disagree about whether physicians may use their scruples as rationales for refusing to answer medical questions or refer patients to abortion providers.

Refusing to go softly into that Twitter goodnight, Sarandon responded the next morning, respectfully disagreeing with Messing.

Mr Mas-Colell disagrees, accusing the Socialists of leaving the dirty work to others and claiming that Madrid is refusing to hand over funds it owes Catalonia.