Sentence examples similar to spurned entirely from inspiring English sources
Mourinho spurned all thought of compromise.
Like Thompson, Robinson has always been an outsider who refused to sell his soul to the devil; after a bruising experience directing the 90s psycho-thriller Jennifer 8 he turned his back on the compromises of Hollywood, spurning direction entirely until called out of retirement by Johnny Depp to work on The Rum Diary.
Egnyte, which caters almost exclusively to business clients (unlike competitors Dropbox and Box), hasn't spurned the cloud entirely.
Vardy, Danny Drinkwater and Jeffrey Schlupp (twice) all spurned opportunities.
He may have spurned his Englishness but you could not entirely remove the Yorkshire from him.
With a sodden, awkwardly tricky surface ensuring chances came and went at both ends, no one was entirely in control and Ayoze Pérez spurned three decent openings for Newcastle.
A lot of the motivation for doing 'True Stories' was that at most movies I wasn't seeing and hearing the things that really interest me". Hence, Mr. Byrne wasn't entirely surprised that the studios spurned his music-inflected character collage set in the plains of Texas.
In a movie that paints Zuckerberg as entirely driven by thinking of himself as a spurned, disrespected outsider (who happens to go to Harvard, but no matter), that leftover room is the snub made architectural, a wood-paneled chip on the shoulder.
Until the final days, "meeting the press" meant spurning the actual press entirely for TV entertainers like Oprah and Jay Leno.
Ed Miliband has spurned Nick Clegg's new openness to a Lab-Lib pact after the 2015 election, saying he was focused entirely on secure a majority Labour government.
