Sentence examples for though refusing from inspiring English sources

In those conversations, the 62-year-old Venezuelan came across as combative and rambling, attacking unspecified "falsifications" in the case against him, though refusing to either admit to or deny the allegations.

He led the opposition to the governments of Alexandre Millerand and Raymond Poincaré and in 1924 supported Edouard Herriot's Cartel des Gauches (Radical coalition), though refusing to participate in the ministries of Herriot and Aristide Briand.

"I firmly believe that women can play a very important role in the prevention of conflicts and in peace building," the NATO secretary general, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, said last week in an interview with The New York Times, insisting that the alliance was implementing Resolution 1325, though refusing to say whether it was worthy of being included in the new doctrine.

Manafort, a man of controversy, comfortable with wealth and luxury (though refusing any cash compensation for being on the Trump Train), has 40 years of work for the Republican Party establishment under his belt.

Ranieri, though, refused to get carried away.

Coleman, though, refuses to look back.

Schleck, though, refused to dismiss Contador as a threat.

Culmer, though, refused to signal an end to the issue.

Frederic Rzewski's "Coming Together," though, refused to lie down.

Mr. Grace, though, refused to yield to the studio on removing the scene.

The crowd, though, refused to disperse, and a fierce battle ensued between demonstrators and riot police.