Sentence examples for seem to refuse from inspiring English sources

For some Europeans, it's an offer they can't seem to refuse.

"We are concerned that there are elements in the P.A. that seem to refuse to jettison the harsh language of confrontation, and try to exploit different incidents to stir up trouble," Mr. Regev said in an interview.

However we seem to refuse to see the obvious; we are facing a huge transformation of our development model, not Kaizen type progress, and, there will be winners and losers.

It is the merketeers [sic] in the US who seem to refuse to accept that popular arts can educate and improve the mind, so as soon as they see any sort of a barrier to instant access they attempt to remove it".

Mather seems to refuse to notice what has just happened, but to us I think it's pretty clear.

And though the collection was plainly modern and sexy, it even seemed to refuse the questions: "Is it new?

JERUSALEM — The more stridently Israel insists on Palestinian recognition of it as the nation-state of the Jewish people, the more adamantly the Palestinian leadership seems to refuse.

Mounir El Hamdaoui (AZ) The latter-day Dennis Bergkamp seemed to refuse to score unattractive goals on his field trip to the top-scorer title.

"It was unclear whether they turned him away because he didn't have a ticket or because he seemed to refuse to let them inspect his backpack".

Death has selected him for termination, but the violet-colored letter is returned to sender, again and again; the cellist seems to refuse his orders.

However, Husserl himself seems to refuse this interpretation at times (cf. Hua XIX 550f), making the content of intuitions a debated topic not only in the secondary literature (cf. Hopp 2008, Mulligan 2005), but also in early phenomenology, as we will soon see.