Sentence examples for story of refusing from inspiring English sources

This is my story of refusing to accept anyone else choosing my limitations.

So today, I get to share an amazing true love story with you -- largely a story of refusing to give up hope for a child.

Muslims were also accused in several fake stories of refusing to let Harvey victims seek shelter in mosques.

When I visited Yasen, staff members told me stories of ambulances refusing to pick up an overdosing drug user and hospitals turning away people who come in with the afflictions of a violent life on the streets.

I have heard countless stories of bookies refusing to pay out for similar reasons, but because it has actually paid me and is now wanting me to pay it back, I need to know where I stand.

I've also heard several success stories of tenants refusing to pay renewal fees or bargaining agents down, so it's definitely worth a go, but if the landlord or agent is angling to raise rents or wants you out, you might not get very far.

By setting Boris's suicide at the very end of his story, and refusing to subject it to retrospective analysis, Gide denies us the conventional satisfaction of a who-done-it-and-why narrative that begins with a crime and sets the ruptured world right again by explaining the wound.

Online, blind people and other assistance dog users have shared hundreds of stories of being refused service or access because they are accompanied by their working dog.

There is the same dependence on food banks and "sack lunches" from the local church; the same stories of people refused vital benefits because the letters summoning them to some appointment were sent to an old address; the same withholding of legal advice to those who need it most.

There's the story of MGM staff refusing to work on Lena Horne's hair as she was black.

Shepard's critics have accused her of plagiarizing Gallant's story, while refusing to admit that to transpose a work's cultural setting, or racial perspective, while preserving its plot is a long-standing, valid, and increasingly vital extension of Ezra Pound's command to "make it new".