Sentence examples for you spurned from inspiring English sources

"You spurned them — and now / You want their kisses?" But in the entropy of devastation, as the lights fade, she kicks water flirtatiously in Jason's direction.

You spurned the dull affections of your ugly eared husband; you listened to your heart, but – Anna! – your society was not ready for your passionate soul.

But equally, when was the last time you spurned a trip to the elite vendors of Westfield in favour of knitting a scarf with your D&D group?

And do you spurn your trousers, a multiplication of the already bifurcated trouse and trews?

Tottenham only have to look to the example of Everton five seasons ago to see what can happen if you spurn the golden opportunity.

But before you spurn a shirt made by someone like 8-year-old Kamis Saboor, an Afghan refugee whose father is dead and who is the sole breadwinner in the family, answer this question: How does shunning sweatshop products help Kamis?

Questions with complicated, messy answers, like, "Would you spurn sex with someone based on their footwear?" "Should you really quit your crappy job to pursuit your dreams?" And: "Is it harder to quit Instagram than to stop smoking?" It's called "Yeah, But It's Not as Simple as That", because nothing is as straightforward as it seems.

If you've spurned the chance to seek protection elsewhere – but we cannot return you to that safe country and you still need refuge – you'll get the minimum stay of protection and you won't have an automatic right to settle here.

If you already spurned your eldest sibling, perhaps a battlefield alliance with the middle child is a prudent possibility.

Something to bear in mind next time you get spurned and are feeling impulsive, people.

"If then you are desirous of this and heed," says the prophet in the divine name, "you shall feast on the best bounty of the land; but if you refuse and spurn, you shall be consumed by the sword, for the mouth of the Eternal One has spoken" (Isaiah 1 19-20).