Sentence examples for refusing to draw from inspiring English sources

Limbaugh went after Obama for refusing to draw attention to a crime committed by "thug-wannabe African-Americans".

Refusing to draw a bright line, Potter Stewart famously wrote, "I know it when I see it".

It bowed out with a final message of "No Comment", as if the director was refusing to draw any conclusions, let alone offer possible solutions.

After refusing to draw the Prophet, Thompson steps up to the challenge but, when pressured to draw, makes excuses not to, throwing his pen across the room to avoid having to put pen to paper.

Even more than, say, "Rent," it's the perfect musical for a generation that grew up refusing to draw a line between irony and sincerity and that knows that striking a pose doesn't mean you have to freeze yourself in it.

"You have too square a view of me," Limonov says at one point, refusing to draw a line between his work as an experimental writer and his political career.

"They refuse to draw anything but dead bodies".

He refused to draw any conclusions beyond that.

For his part, Mr. Gerson said Kopimism refused to "draw a line between copying and creativity".

He doesn't drink, and he refuses to draw cartoons about sex.

Thomas refused to draw a connection from the benching he handed Marbury two weeks ago to the recent burst of brilliant play.