Sentence examples for refusing to learn from inspiring English sources
Ed Miliband is stubbornly refusing to learn that lesson.
Tamela Aldridge is Nella, her sister, who goes against the grain by refusing to learn quilting.
At the moment, Labour is refusing to learn from its mistakes, the only difference being that its distance from them is too great, not too little.
"We're not a pop band," insists Marcus Mumford, stubbornly refusing to learn from Pete Seeger's mistakes, "we couldn't have gone out on a conveyor belt".
De Palma contains some great stories about difficulties on set – like Orson Welles refusing to learn his lines on your 1972 film Get to Know Your Rabbit.
Gloria Steinem apparently didn't make their feelings her priority when, in her 1971 commencement address at Smith College, she imagined the power of an entire generation of women refusing to learn how to type.
Clearly, we refuse to learn this lesson.
Her firstborn, Stanley, now 6, refuses to learn Russian.
His weight ballooned, and he refused to learn his lines.
Yes -- because it refuses to learn from experience.
Those who refuse to learn from the past are doomed to repeat it.
