Sentence examples for refusing to revisit from inspiring English sources

Raines interprets this opacity with radical charity, insisting that Bettelheim is protecting his privacy, refusing to revisit a painful experience or modestly avoiding bragging.

Refusing to revisit unfinished business denies us the opportunity to become free from the heavy feelings that often accompany unresolved issues.

In the Knicks' locker room, Martin refused to revisit his talk of a funeral for the Celtics.

She refused to revisit the original Mad Max films prior to filming, and has never met Mel Gibson in all her red-carpet years.

When asked again about the decision to play Sanchez, Ryan did not become as testy as he did Saturday night, but he refused to revisit it.

The Liverpool manager refused to revisit that final point – "I have what I have and I am excited about seeing the young talent," he said – but conceded to doubts over the squad's ability to compete at home and abroad this season.

But then no different perhaps from the government, which chastises councils like Westminster for breaking the law on BnBs and rehousing homeless people outside London, but refuses to revisit the policies which cause those changes (as I've pointed this out before, to the annoyance of ministers).

However, Murray refused to revisit the battlefields.

It remains the one film of Paul Verhoeven's that I absolutely refuse to revisit, not just because it left me scarred, but because it is shit.

It remains the one film of Paul Verhoeven's that I absolutely refuse to revisit, not just because it left me scarred, but because it is shit.

Last month, a U.S. judge refused to revisit a court order that blocked Trump's January executive order denying broader federal funds to such jurisdictions, in a case filed by San Francisco and the California county of Santa Clara.