Sentence examples for ultimate refusal from inspiring English sources
The ones he caused with his traumatic brain injury, lengthy recovery, even longer rehabilitation, subsequent reschooling, and ultimate refusal or inability to get a job.
Scholars will most likely never agree about the wisdom of Wilson's compromises at the Peace Conference, or whether his ultimate refusal to compromise with senators working to undermine the new League of Nations was noble or perverse.
The narrator also goes to great lengths to describe Edward's other virtues: his kindness to his tenants on his country estate, his acts of charity, his leniency as a magistrate, his ultimate refusal to compromise his ward Nancy.
And more recently it was a Conservative government, under Ted Heath, which did not hesitate to offer asylum to the south Asian immigrants expelled from Uganda by the thuggish Idi Amin, in contrast to Indira Gandhi's vacillation and ultimate refusal to accept all but a few of the refugees.
Devaney wrote, "I know you have shared my frustration with the length of time these investigations have taken, primarily due to the criminal nature of some of these allegations, protracted discussions with DOJ and the ultimate refusal of one major oil company Chevron to cooperate with our investigation".
Although we have focused on early refusal and consent, the characteristics associated with these events may not be associated with ultimate refusal or consent.
How can you be unwilling to do something so simple, when you see the horrible ultimate cost of that refusal?
Northern Irishman McCoy is the ultimate persuader, a man with iron will and refusal to bend.
Scudéry suggests that the refusal to recognize God as the ultimate cause of the exquisite structure of the physical universe and of the human person is incomprehensible.
Every day that I don't change my Twitter name to Super Nintendo Chalmers is a active refusal to live up to my ultimate potential.
Yet, for many mothers, her refusal to take maternity leave is the ultimate failure.
