Sentence examples for would have rebuffed from inspiring English sources

If Chozick had called seeking an interview, that's who would have rebuffed her.

A modern cornfield would have rebuffed Cary Grant in "North by Northwest" because there are no rows to speak of, only a dense lattice of intersecting spears.

On the one hand, the scientists on that committee like most others truly did think of themselves, with good reason, as being scrupulously fair and balanced, and they would have rebuffed, vigorously, any overt efforts to buy or bias their conclusions.

The Dodgers have rebuffed the proposal, saying it would give baseball too much control.

Mark Hughes may have rebuffed Hull last week but he would be highly unlikely to say "no thanks" to Newcastle.

Republican leaders in the Senate have rebuffed calls for a special prosecutor, saying it would interfere with ongoing congressional probes.

Trump and his aides have rebuffed reporters' questions about the claim, telling them he would make an announcement soon.

Democrats have rebuffed the demand.

So far, Talbot and O'Donnell have rebuffed all offers.

Many scientists have rebuffed the naysayers, however.

And it probably would have been rebuffed had it told Fox to lower the price it proposed charging when it tried to sell the division series package to ESPN or Turner last year.