Sentence examples for declined thinking from inspiring English sources

I declined, thinking it unethical for him to use his insight to give someone a leg up in gambling.

Ms. Legg declined, thinking that spending so much time with his friends, then all of them going back to his home, seemed "forward" so early in their relationship.

DeRogatis approached Stephanie Edwards when writing his initial piece, having received a tip-off about Kelly and her niece, but she declined, thinking the allegations nonsense.

With family and work responsibilities, Melfi again regretfully declined, thinking he had lost him for good.

I declined, thinking that it would likely be better to be out in an open space.

I decline, thinking I will be soon be safely home in Brooklyn, in my Cobble Hill brownstone, and can eat more interestingly than plain dry bread.

It was Davies' full intention for Sarah Jane to be used for this, and while Sladen originally declined a request, thinking her role would not be important, she changed her mind when she realised she would be the focal point of the adventure.

"He was a success story, but because of the advice of a fringe Pentecostal minister and the congregation, he decided to stop his HIV therapy and we really had to watch him progress toward AIDS and nearly to death nowadays because he declined modern medicine thinking a miracle was just around the corner," Lahey said.

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a central nervous system disorder that gradually increases in severity with age resulting in memory loss, behavioral changes and a decline in thinking abilities.

This would save space for other traffic — and money for both Verizon and Google, as their backbone bills decline (wishful thinking, but theoretically possible).

In one video, the teacher moves were very directive and the level of cognitive demand in student thinking declined.