Sentence examples for declines to note from inspiring English sources

But it is curious that "The Conspirator," while it includes a scene in which Mary speaks with tragic, misty eloquence about "the cause," declines to note, even in passing, that her cause was the defense of a way of life built on the labor of human chattel.

Though the lieutenant declined to note specific incidents, he said the police typically issued 30 to 40 underage drinking citations during a prom weekend.

But the appeals court declined to note that the right to marry is one of the "basic civil rights of man," as the Supreme Court declared in its 1967 ruling striking down laws against inter-racial marriage.

This may also be why the man who proposed it and those who have written it up have declined to note that sex workers have also been calling for police to get out of the prostitution business, and have been demanding this for the past 40 years.

Although most species on the IUCN Red List probably have experienced very recent and severe declines, it is important to note that our data demonstrate that many of them have also been subject to more long-term population reductions.

Among the first to note the decline in appendicitis was Kenneth Castleton, who was struck by the dramatic decline in the death rate from appendicitis in post-war America.

She declined to comment other than to note that the agency's investigation continues.

Satirical website the Onion was quick to note his declining fortunes in a fake news story, Marilyn Manson Now Going Door To Door Trying To Shock People.

The Lasker Foundation declined to comment, other than to note that Dr. Tu's citation mentioned that Project 523 was a large collaborative effort.

1We are not the first to note this decline.

It's not unusual to note a decline in mobile phones purchased, since it has traditionally been a lackluster quarter for consumer mobile phone sales".