Sentence examples for decline your kind from inspiring English sources

Then, in a 9 November letter, Blumenthal wrote Clinton, a personal friend to her and her husband, Representative Edward Markey (D-MA), saying she had "decided to decline your kind offer," according to The Washington Post.

"I'm not the kind of man who will decline that kind of note," he recalls, "I said, 'Send her up immediately.' " After several more auditions, Ms. Field got the part.

"There is no evidence or widespread prediction that home prices are going to decline to the kind of levels" requiring a bailout, she said.

The words and mood continue to be hilariously dour and pointedly negative, and to decline into a kind of linguistic entropy.

I accepted his apology, but declined his kind offer of a room.

However, Congresswoman Harman declines the kind offer and believes her views on Israel are very clear.

We'd spent the night declining these kind of offers but we thought, What's the harm in saying yes to one?

Yet if traditional capital punishment -- defined as the state's execution of a human being for the commission of a crime, real or alleged -- has declined, another kind of capital punishment continues unabated.

As she rises, Nathan declines into a kind of exhausted surrender and a modest, maybe salvific wagon-hitch to his pupil-star.

But Charnita Johnson excitedly declined, exhibiting a kind of symbiotic balance between offspring and mouse as she extracted her new address from the world beyond the project.

While the use of forceps has declined overall, this kind of assisted birth is still more frequent in public than in private hospitals.