Sentence examples similar to softly refuse from inspiring English sources
Slight and incredibly softly spoken, he may refuse to answer questions about, say, his personal stake but at least he has the good grace to ask "Does that answer your question?" twice.
"The flowers you gave me are rotting, and still I refuse to throw them away," she sings softly but quickly over a creeping piano pattern.
The Canadians, once devotees of softly-softly United Nations peacekeeping, spearheaded NATO's assault on entrenched Taliban fighters outside Kandahar in September.Unfortunately, too many others the Germans, Italians and Spanish, to name a few are working in safer areas and refuse to be deployed as the NATO commander would like.
Refusing to go softly into that Twitter goodnight, Sarandon responded the next morning, respectfully disagreeing with Messing.
Hutton refuses to condemn rebels John Hutton, the business secretary, took a softly-softly approach to the growing list of dissenting MPs but stressed that the party ought to present a unified front.
Seven years ago, a report on a similar topic by the WTO's predecessor, the GATT, infuriated even moderate greens by refusing to recognise their concerns.In this section Embracing greenery Latin bondage Diminishing returns Making tracks Our quarterly portfolio poll Only connect Softly, softly Knocking knees The colour of money ReprintsThe peace move is well-timed.
