Sentence examples for spurn this from inspiring English sources

But the demonstrators spurn this, saying it will make the developers richer but not make housing cheaper.

If the North does spurn this reasonable offer, Washington will find it easier to persuade Asian nations to support more coercive steps, like international economic sanctions.

"If the regime continues to spurn this most recent 'last chance,' we hope that the Arab League will take additional, clear measures to express its condemnation of the Syrian regime and solidarity with the Syrian people," Mr. Feltman said.

Many people of faith would spurn this idea of love as ephemeral.

Trump never spurned this current of his support.

But the George W. Bush administration squandered an opportunity for dialogue by spurning this potential diplomatic overture by Iran.

If the party is sensible, it will find room for some of those white males it spurned this time around.

The occasion was one of those slick, orchestrated media events that are spurned by serious journalists, and I admit that I considered spurning this one myself.

Mr. Rajula spurned this come-on, saying he represented a new kind of politics in Kenya, though later in the day he did give out money, discreetly handing cash to village leaders.

But this independent political activism on the left raised the spectre of 1793 for the Directory, and in turn it closed down the Neo-Jacobin clubs and newspapers, warned citizens against voting for "anarchists" in the elections of 1798, and promoted schisms in electoral assemblies when voters spurned this advice.

The world spurned this offer and last month Mr Correa cancelled it, saying that the estimated 840m barrels of oil in the area, which he now values at $18 billion, would help him to continue to cut poverty.The area in the Yasuní park where the oil lies, known as Ishpingo-Tambococha-Tiputini (ITT), contains such endangered species as the giant otter and the freshwater manatee.