Sentence examples for somehow declined from inspiring English sources

One of the great challenges for Djokovic is resisting the sense that his game and/or spirit have somehow declined.

The notion that our lawmakers could accomplish much more together if they socialized more is a really pretty one, born from the belief that a relatively pleasant, mid-20th century period in which polarization declined was somehow normative.

Somehow, though, while declining to flout the visual vocabulary created by the label's founding designer — often mischaracterized as minimalism — Mr. Simons has managed to articulate a visual idiom of his own.

Yet somehow imperial decline never comes, and the social catastrophe never materializes.

But somehow the number of hungry has declined little.

Although there was no response bias with respect to individual studies, there may be a response bias in terms of RECs if the committees that declined to take part somehow differed from participating committees.

The numbers have declined for both, but drive-ins and novelizations have somehow survived into the digital age.

Google declined to discuss any further details, but the statement suggests that AppNexus has somehow violated its terms.

He declined, several times, until finally she got angry and yelled at him, and that, somehow, for Wagner, made everything all right.

This the Frenchman brutally flung onto the bruschetta, which, when he offered it to me, I somehow lacked the courage to decline.

"IBM is a declining business that somehow needs to become relevant in the cloud era.