Sentence examples for refusing to subject from inspiring English sources

The current scene is crowded with savvy improvisers writing music for multiple bands, in seemingly disparate styles, and refusing to subject them to a hierarchy.

The association has been largely deaf to the widespread criticism of D.S.M.-5, stubbornly refusing to subject the proposals to independent scientific review.

Instead, the government is allowing banks to conceal or defer the full extent of their losses on toxic securities and bad loans and refusing to subject them to public stress tests or to require them to increase their capital.

By setting Boris's suicide at the very end of his story, and refusing to subject it to retrospective analysis, Gide denies us the conventional satisfaction of a who-done-it-and-why narrative that begins with a crime and sets the ruptured world right again by explaining the wound.

He refused to subject theatergoers to what he pronounced "an excruciatingly boring evening".

But President Bush refused to subject them to real trials under American law.

But members of this same elite refused to subject those they called Yankees (namely, white men like themselves) to conciliation.

At the time, the Justice Department was unable to prosecute De Beers because its operations were overseas and it refused to subject itself to the jurisdiction of an American court.

Mr. Anderson and company officials in the United States have refused to subject themselves to the jurisdiction of the Bhopal District Court, despite orders by the Indian Supreme Court to do so.

That's the song and dance chosen by a largely self-appointed, quasi-civilian government that until last year refused to subject itself to just about any part of international law.

The director refused to subject his film to test screenings before delivering his final cut.