Sentence examples for would not bow from inspiring English sources

But he said the ministry would not bow to those pressures.

Ted Baillieu, prime minister of Victoria, said on ABC that the government would not bow to the industrial action.

But chief Vatican spokesman, Federico Lombardi, warned that "the Holy See would not bow to pressure from 'strongly ideological' NGOs".

Young, who said he would not "bow down" to Lucas, had averaged 20.5 points per game this season.

Early in his career, he decided that he would not bow to convention in his speech or his attire.

In the smoking aftermath, many Iraqis were talking brave, insisting that they would not bow to terrorist attacks.

He was sending a signal to Jamaican fans that he wouldn't bow to outside influence.

Women are criticized for classic political ambition, as Elizabeth Holtzman was in 1992, when she wouldn't bow to Ferraro in New York's Democratic Senate primary.

When he first arrived, the teachers told me, he was morose and wouldn't bow to them or talk to the others.

Mr. Lugar is the finest Indiana statesman in our memory and is still the bright, perceptive Rhodes scholar we sent to Washington six terms ago, but he wouldn't bow to the ultraconservatives who now control national Republican politics.

He added that he has had "unprecedented success at effectuating the President's agenda" and said the DOJ wouldn't bow under political pressure.