Sentence examples for ultimately spurned from inspiring English sources

Any food that lands on the table after that much tortured preamble is bound to be eyed with suspicion and ultimately spurned, in part because it has ceased to be a vessel of nutrition or an answer to hunger at that point.

Despite the grand gesture, investors, particularly money managers, ultimately spurned the Fed and are fleeing to government bonds.

American film audiences hailed him again in 1978 as an intriguing but self-absorbed artist, Jill Clayburgh's bearded and ultimately spurned lover in "An Unmarried Woman," directed by Paul Mazursky.

Whatever the reasons, though, it seems likely that the nominees of both parties will ultimately decide to spurn federal matching funds in the general election, leaving them free to raise as much as they want — and effectively destroying the last vestiges of the system that has governed campaigns for the last 30 years.

Stephenson, after all, spurned the Red Storm and ultimately chose Cincinnati in a long-winded recruiting process that carried into late June.

The struggle between old-style Zionists and the post-Zionists is, ultimately, a battle over individualism in a society that spurned it for so long.

Maxwell spurned multiple offers to turn professional and ultimately quit playing hockey when he learned some of his peers at the senior amateur level were getting paid.

And Honest Company found itself spurned by its would-be suitor, Unilever, which ultimately chose another organic brand.

All of a sudden, the US looked fallible and were ultimately thankful for the wastefulness of West Ham's Enner Valencia who spurned two gilt-edged chances.

They also spurned what they took to be his democratic faith in the ultimately decisive influence of the most numerous, the labouring class.

But in 2009, Mrs. Edwards resurrected it in a new book and interviews and television appearances, telling how her husband had misrepresented the infidelity to her, rocked their marriage and spurned her advice to abandon his run for the presidency, a decision in which she ultimately acquiesced.