Sentence examples for refusing to praise from inspiring English sources

Rafa Benitez has made another gaffe by once again refusing to praise Cristiano Ronaldo highly enough.

Although I stubbornly refused to praise her unexpected decorating, I left every piece where she put it.

But more serious problems arrived in the 1980s when she refused to praise the communist regime in her work.

Perhaps most surprisingly, he stubbornly refused to praise David de Gea, saying only that the goalkeeper had many qualities but needed to improve.

In "How the Eureka Stockade Led to Boggo Road Gaol", one of several poems mining his sometime country in Better than God, he considers the journey his ancestor made from England to Australia - the journey he himself reversed - and concludes: My Great-Grandfather, pioneer, May help me to refuse To praise my country: he made clear Between New Start and Old Career There's nothing much to choose.

"Our party got walloped, and I think they're saying we need to change what we're doing". When asked about Reid's decision to create a special role for Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass). within the leadership ranks, McCaskill again refused to praise Reid.

In 1981 her closest advisers were so exasperated with her that they produced a memo that criticised her for breaking "every rule of good man-management", including bullying her weaker brethren, criticising her colleagues in front of officials and refusing to give praise or credit.

If the Taliban, they appear flummoxed as to how to respond to the attack, with spokesmen refusing to confirm, deny, praise or condemn it.

Many comics refuse to retweet praise from followers.

British Airways won praise for refusing to transport animals bound for the vivisection table.

In a statement on Wednesday, Mr. Icahn and Southeastern offered tepid praise for refusing to budge on the voting rules.