Sentence examples for purposefully declined from inspiring English sources
Since the removal of Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, on July 3rd, the Obama Administration has purposefully declined to state whether this event was "a coup d'état or decree in which the military plays a decisive role," because an affirmative answer would legally require the suspension of aid.
By Naunihal Singh July 18 , 2013Since the removal of Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, on July 3rd, the Obama Administration has purposefully declined to state whether this event was "a coup d'état or decree in which the military plays a decisive role," because an affirmative answer would legally require the suspension of aid.
But given that Visa declined to confirm that it's purposefully reopened payments and MasterCard has yet to respond to my request for comment, I hesitate to declare the card companies' blockade over.
According to the report, Mr. Obama declined to give the boy a fist bump, saying, "If I start that... " It was immediately interpreted by some that Mr. Obama was purposefully shying away from the gesture, perhaps because the one he got from his wife, Michelle, on stage the night he secured the Democratic nomination had been labeled "a terrorist fist jab" by a Fox News announcer.
Current TV purposefully has kept quiet about Ms. Ling and Ms. Lee, steadfastly declining to comment on their status.
"I'm not politically correct, purposefully.
In addition to habitat loss and retaliatory killings, unsustainable trophy hunting is a direct threat to the species, and continues to be an underestimated -- or purposefully overlooked -- factor in their rapid decline.
And Facebook purposefully made changes leading to its first ever decline of daily users in the US.
Purposefully visiting older people who show signs of decline would be more feasible, but this is at the expense of detecting problems which could have been prevented if addressed earlier.
We are purposefully unpolished.
