Exempel på spurning

• It reflects an irresistible trend in the academy toward spurning unified schemes and hierarchies of every kind.

• She thrived on her success and fame as an efficient hospital builder and director, while gleefully spurning male advances.

• Under those circumstances, important epistemic resources for spurning discriminatory utterances are not readily available, so that it makes sense to suppose that hurtful actions are ipso facto harmful.

• The largest group which is generally spurning the move towards the loss of the final -al is the group ending in -logical, such as archaeological, biological, ecological, meteorological, psychological, theological.

• Such parents try to survive by spurning luxuries and accept that their living standards frequently will fall below those of immediate neighbours.

• Is he spurning democratic control over these institutions?

• They will reap the reward of spurning consensus, both in another place and outside, in the time shortly to come.

• If we turn our backs on that idea, we shall be neither understood nor forgiven for spurning this opportunity.

• The efforts of others with whom one may disagree do not deserve continual spurning and intolerant reaction.

• It is not in the interests of our industry, on whom our future wealth depends, that we should be spurning the idea of moving forward on economic and monetary matters.

• Spurning romantic relationships after a few disappointing efforts, she finds contentment in simple pleasures and letting her imagination roam free.

• You would join with one family at the risk of spurning another.

• But spurning the apostolic command, they became disobedient., for which they suffered excommunication.

• Spurning her at first, he soon finds her critical analysis of the situation at hand both apt and useful.

• His painful spurning of her, and the shocking discovery of his dissipated character, finally causes her to recognize her misjudgment of him.