Sentence examples for vehemently decline from inspiring English sources
And here's a final thing you can do right now: Find out what your credit card and personal car insurance covers so you can vehemently decline what you don't need at the checkout counter.
When I was planning to move to California, I was given a simple warning from a friend: "And remember, if someone offers you food, say yes right away or starve". That's because in the French culture, the correct and expected behavior is to vehemently decline – it's the proper way to handle a generous offer.
When I called Hammer asking to discuss the Bilzerian family finances, he vehemently declined to comment.
This information tended to dichotomise our target audience so that parents were either highly motivated to participate or vehemently declined.
The government has rejected any suggestion the jailed activists were political prisoners, and it has vehemently denied any decline in Hong Kong's rule of law.
"Not good today," said a scalper who declined, vehemently, to provide his name.
Armstrong, who has vehemently denied ever doping, declined to comment Monday.
Mitt Romney spoke vehemently against the defence cuts, but Newt Gingrich declined to agree that all military savings were unacceptable, and Ron Paul questioned their true magnitude.
With Evra declining to become involved in the matter and Finnan vehemently denying such suggestions, video evidence cleared the Republic of Ireland international.
For months, Clinton declined to take a stand on the pipeline, which environmentalists vehemently oppose.
