Sentence examples for rejecting advice from inspiring English sources

But Danish voters have a history of rejecting advice.

William Cunningham, among Mr. Bloomberg's top strategists and a seasoned hand at electoral politics, said Mr. Bloomberg was not unlike other candidates in accepting and rejecting advice.

He drew further attention to his conservative leanings by rejecting advice from many Republicans that he abandon his proposal for colossal tax cuts.

The Wall Street Journal editorial page had a piece today saying that Germany had done the world a favor by rejecting advice from President Obama and you to join the global spending party.

His current inclination might surprise some of his advisers, who have been telling friends and colleagues that he discourages dissent by rejecting advice in favor of following his own instincts.

Now Sarah is a whiny presidential contender, complaining about the sharper microscope that women wanting to progress this country are under and rejecting advice to work harder to prove herself capable.

But he has rejected advice to work on his thinning hair or get Botox injections.

This was more often than Labour ministers rejected advice between 2001 and 2010.

But he rejected advice to ban "harshing" – which involves screaming at detainees during interrogation.

— and Ms. Squatriglia and Mr. Barnes rejected advice they got as they prepared to open.

On two previous occasions, Ms. Reno rejected advice to seek an outside criminal inquiry of Mr. Gore.