Sentence examples for refusing to express from inspiring English sources

Of course, in the end, the piece, by refusing to express anything, came off as extremely expressive — of an anti-expressionist position.

Humanist groups abound and the taboo against refusing to express religious belief is falling.

But Gov. George W. Bush and Senator John McCain, who instantly defer to South Carolinians on the issue of the flag, may know exactly what they are doing in refusing to express an opinion.

Go to a newspaper if you want enlightenment: don't go to the theatre". Although Galactia expresses disgust at the idea of being "understood" by her public, Barker says it's another of his characters, Machinist from Animals in Paradise, who comes closest to expressing his own view – by refusing to express one at all: "I write from ignorance.

Camus's Algiers-set tale – of the office worker Meursault gunning down an Arab on the beach and subsequently being sentenced to death by the Franco-Algerian state for refusing to express regret – is partly a philosophical exploration of what Camus called "the tender indifference of the world", but it's equally a humanist paean to Meursault's everyday epicureanism.

Although Galactia expresses disgust at the idea of being "understood" by her public, Barker says it's another of his characters, Machinist from Animals in Paradise, who comes closest to expressing his own view – by refusing to express one at all: "I write from ignorance.

Sotoudeh said that Hosseini refuses to express remorse.

She refused to express triumph at the failed measure.

When his father refused to express loyalty to the rebels, his ears were cut off.

Furthermore, the mayor refused to express a strong opinion about the merits of the release.

Mr. Arafat refused to express a preference for Mr. Barak or Mr. Sharon.