"Winship answered "I respectfully have to decline".
However Norman said that he would "respectfully have to disagree" with the comparison.
Speaking earlier this week, Mourinho said: "These 'kids' – and I say that respectfully – have big potential and big space for improvement.
But I respectfully have to disagree.
We respectfully have to disagree with their statement that our study focused on "how rapid eye movement (REM) sleep deprivation due to obstructive sleep apnea [OSA] affects glycemic control in type 2 diabetes".
We treat that very respectfully – it has to be a positive part of the relationship.
"The investigation which you are overseeing, I respectfully suggest, has taken on tones worthy of Joe McCarthy or Maurice Nadjari," Mr. Kitson said, referring to the former Wisconsin senator and to a former prosecutor of corrupt judges, respectively.
Reservations can be hard to come by, ever since the French accepted the designer, who took great pains to renovate the Left Bank building respectfully and has committed millions of dollars to the restoration of the amphitheater of a landmark arts school nearby, as one of their own.
Fielding her long critique of specific points in his brief, Mr Wyrick responded with a greater command of the medical details, correcting her misinterpretations ("respectfully, you have that backwards") and picking apart the studies on which the petitioners' expert witness relied.
But Real Estate respectfully disagree, having carved out a career making winsome jangly guitar ditties concerning nostalgia, ennui and the kind of mild anxiety brought on by realising you've failed to log out of your Gmail account on a shared computer.
