Sentence examples for want to refuse from inspiring English sources
"You don't want to refuse him anything".
I may at some point want to refuse that future.
To be sure, gardeners also share wonderful, mannerly rarities that you wouldn't want to refuse.
Someone at the Stars and Stripes office in Algiers saw his work and made him an offer he didn't want to refuse.
"Why do I want to refuse a paradigm that enables me to understand the Roosevelt upturn from 1933 to 1937?" he asked himself.
Fox wanted to refuse, driving one of his earlier concert managers, Roberta Bailey, to exasperation.
The new king wants to refuse his assent to a bill restricting freedom of the press.
He said it was not uncommon for the owners of old factories or warehouses — the kind of industrial building every developer wants — to refuse to sell because they are holding out for their properties to be rezoned for residential use.
Multiple threats of death, rape and mutilation, as well as the publication of addresses (as much as Twitter wants to refuse this role, platforms act as publishers) is the modus operandi that brought a lot of misogyny to the surface.
Shaw wanted to refuse his Nobel Prize outright because he had no desire for public honours, but accepted it at his wife's behest: she considered it a tribute to Ireland.
