Príklady spurned

• The theme of ' ' charity ' ' is revisited only to be spurned.

• And not surprisingly, intimate local knowledge of the land and its resources is spurned.

• The emphasis is on opportunities lost or spurned.

• That is, they spurned the idea that market forces determine the outcome of the struggle.

• It becomes a tribute spurned, leaving him in mastery.

• All of the other contributions employ the ' disembodied sentences ' supposedly spurned by the cognitive-functional approach.

• Similarly, the practical mathematical sciences, in which the practices and instruments of the new experimental strategies appeared, have too often been spurned.

• They will be handy men, spurned in the workshop, because foremen and workmen will not have anything to do with them.

• I might have reminded her that there is nothing more hurtful to an ardent suitor than to have his gifts, however humble, spurned, however politely.

• The olive branch has been held out by this side, and you have spurned it.

• How often must we be spurned, if we are going to be spurned, before we take the hint?

• In other places the offer has been spurned.

• She set up a rigged committee and then spurned it when the logic of its findings did not confirm her prejudices.

• We believe in the offers that have come through underground sources and that are being rejected, spurned, and attacked.

• I am sorry that people will feel disappointed, that they feel that their service over the years will be spurned.