Sentence examples for steadily refused from inspiring English sources

Bourguiba steadily refused to cooperate.

He came to oppose the policies of the academy, which steadily refused his later work.

Bush has steadily refused to say one word about the issue.

The six also want Iran to shut down its Fordo enrichment facility, built deep into a mountain, which Iran has steadily refused to do.

But that day the Governor was rushing in where the dinner-party liberals who represent Southern states in Washington have steadily refused to tread.

don't pack the punch that they once did, it's because leading Democrats, for a generation now, have steadily refused to fit the old caricature.

His music - a roaring melodrama of mythical losers and stalled ambition - steadily refuses to be overshadowed by journalists' pig-headed insistence on mentioning his gender in every review.

Gus Van Sant's "Elephant," suggested by the Columbine school shootings, is perhaps the most accomplished example of the anti-interpretive approach, steadily refusing to guide the viewer toward the consolation of meaning.

The shock effect is believed to have helped to end the assault.As he steadily refuses to allow his personal tragedy to shake his belief in tolerance, Dr Abuelaish, who now lives in Canada with his surviving children, has become well known.

We can trace this deadly outcome directly to the inability of the governing elites to steadily refuse to do anything about extreme inequality; Clinton, during the primaries, mocked free college and single-payer healthcare, saying it would never happen.

As prices steadily rose, BP refused to sell, driving prices steadily higher until they could force buyers to accept the asking price.