Sentence examples for staunchly refuse from inspiring English sources

They foxtrot around the parquet floor; they sing; they make a playful spectacle of their mental agility; they even staunchly refuse to fight.

No, not when there are enough people in the country who remain in tune with Labour's traditional values of equality and internationalism, and staunchly refuse to believe that the Conservatives can or should rule Britain indefinitely.

These newer paintings are worked up from hundreds of free-form computer drawings and printed rather than hand-painted: they present all-over surfaces of soft, smoky wafts of green, brown or gray in fuzzy, camouflagelike patterns that staunchly refuse to come into focus.

Mandelson insists the party can be won back "when there are enough people in the country who remain in tune with Labour's traditional values of equality and internationalism and who staunchly refuse to believe that the Conservatives can or should rule Britain indefinitely.

But she staunchly refuses to take coaching in communications.

But Hall staunchly refused to alter the script.

In fact, everything in this ravishing production demonstrates the opposite: Eddie staunchly refuses to think.

The imperious family matriarch, Stella (the pitch-perfect Elizabeth Ashley), staunchly refuses to split up the property.

The bus gets noticed the least... Consider yourself the bus.'" The businessman staunchly refused the pitch.

However, Álvaro Uribe, the president from 2002-10, staunchly refused to apply that label to the fighting in Colombia.

While his aimless mind staunchly refuses to know its own contents, he can't — he won't — stop talking.