Sentence examples for would have spurned from inspiring English sources

Until "Lost," television executives would have spurned a series with more than 10 central characters.

Britain would have spurned a hard-won deal and aggravated the crisis anyway.

Alder, for reasons he doesn't really explain, thinks that the United States eventually would have spurned the metre in any case.

A Jonathan in full health would have spurned the offer as absurd, but a dwindling Jonathan can be forgiven for thinking that he has nothing much to lose.

But Jones, I think, would have spurned the savage goings-on at the climax, where torsos are blown in half and knives are tugged free from flesh with a sucking sound.

Given their appetite for atomic secrets, it is unlikely that the Soviets overlooked Pontecorvo, writes Mr Close and just as unlikely that Pontecorvo would have spurned them.But his alleged deceit is only half of the story.

Louis van Gaal appeared to criticise his strike force following Manchester United's draw with West Ham, suggesting others would be capable of finishing the chances his team have spurned.

We thought with warmer weather on the horizon, and the kind of summery things that have spurned him in the past, we'd have his trophy to him in no time.

This is a world I have spurned.

Insurance companies have spurned Nevada's invitation to provide coverage.

The hard-line Nusra Front rebels have gained strength, partly because we have spurned moderates.