Sentence examples similar to rejecting comfort from inspiring English sources

Robert Kennedy rejected comfort.

Instead of discussing actual energy issues, groups such as the Ayn Rand Institute can point to Earth Hour and say, "See, environmentalists just want to reject comfort, convenience, and safety and force you to live in the nineteenth century".

Millennials aren't rejecting the comfort, convenience and other benefits of modern life.

He is inclined also to reject the comfort of generic labels.

These philosophers rejected this comfort in favor of what they thought was a factual understanding of life.

In "Building and Dwelling," he rejects the comforts of clearly defined communities, of anything that smacks too strongly of "we".

In "Building and Dwelling," he rejects the comforts of clearly defined communities, of anything that smacks too strongly of "we". That means gated communities as much as "projects" for the poor.

Carol has tried, over the years, to stage minor bourgeois interventions to alleviate what she sees as her daughter's appalling penury, but Diane rejects creature comforts as immoral.

Having rejected the comforts of civilisation in their search for identity and fulfi lment, the trio are soon under threat from the sense of alienation and hostility that surrounds them.

America rejects the false comfort of isolationism.

She teaches me that it is possible to reject tradition and comfort.