Sentence examples for would not spurn from inspiring English sources

There are no plans for Mr. Chávez and Mr. Obama to meet privately, but White House officials said before the meeting that the two would participate in at least one small group leaders' meeting, and that Mr. Obama would not spurn any outreach by Mr. Chávez, who frequently referred to Mr. Bush as "the devil".

But first Ryan had to make sure that the Freedom Caucus wouldn't spurn him.

Amanda Stott belts an electropop song, "One Love," that a younger Madonna wouldn't spurn.

Three family representatives and one outside director say that the Bancrofts and the board would not automatically spurn a sale if the right company came along with the right offer.

Thirty-three million people who would be extra appreciative of the first superstar basketball player who did not spurn them.

By definition, somebody must have thought it was worthless, but there's plenty of mongo that wouldn't be spurned on "Antiques Roadshow".

More than anything else this is a sad book, when you think about what would have happened if the monster had not been so alone, and if every human had not spurned him in the way they did.

But, had they not spurned kickable penalties in a quest for tries on a night when every point was always going to count, their merited advantage would have been more pronounced for next week's return.

The result is progressive rock that doesn't spurn dancers.

Even so, she can't spurn love's too-keen blade, "like a voice cutting itself/to sing".

"We can't spurn the amount of opportunities we did in the second half," said Biggar.