Sentence examples for refusing to read from inspiring English sources

The writing was on the wall, but she was refusing to read it.

They showed more confidence after the game than during it, refusing to read it as a measuring stick.

Controversial speakers are being disinvited; students are avoiding lectures on challenging topics, in fear of trauma; and they are refusing to read the poetry of dead white men.

Some of us keep up an air of stoic indifference to reviews, some avoid distress by refusing to read them, but we all care, and for good reasons.

(A hideous premise, I'd be the first to admit, so I don't blame some of my friends for refusing to read the book).

Earlier, in 1960, Mr. Miller defied the laws of his church by refusing to read from the pulpit a pastoral letter issued by the Episcopal House of Bishops.

Koons refuses to read from the book.

He refused to read it.

Which she refused to read.

But Bette refused to read it.

The Review Board refused to read it.