Decline Invitation Quotes

#1. If I have to climb to heaven on a ladder, I shall decline the invitation.

Mercedes McCambridge

#2. We stopped looking in the shadows, when we realised that WE were the monsters that we are afraid of. I want to take these monsters, give them a voice and put them back under our beds, in our closets and in the shadows, back where we are most afraid of them.

Rob Shepherd

#3. Discretion is a polite word for hypocrisy.
Tea Party Teddy

Dianne Harman

#4. Pessimistic visions about almost anything always strike the public as more erudite than optimistic ones

Joseph A. Schumpeter

#5. I must decline your invitation owing to a subsequent engagement.

Oscar Wilde

#6. As distasteful as it is to decline your invitation, I'm afraid that it is preferable to attending yet another half-assed weekend eating gunky canapes in that cesspool of a shack you call a beach cottage.

A.C. Kemp

#7. My acting teacher used to say that people reveal themselves in their opposites.

Kristin Bauer Van Straten

#8. God invites. We decline. And because of that single foolhardy decision we spend the rest of our lives 'declining'.

Craig D. Lounsbrough

#9. Fatigue is the price of leadership. Mediocrity is the price of never getting tired.

J. Oswald Sanders

#10. I only punish willful disobedience.

Red Phoenix

#11. I respectfully decline the invitation to join your hallucination.

Scott Adams

#12. If someone lies down and invites you to trample upon him, you are a remarkable individual if you decline the invitation.

Barbara Mertz

#13. leaders' work as teachers often starts with their recognition of an important capacity that is lacking in an organization.

Peter M. Senge

#14. I started to shed the monstrous aesthetic affectation of my youth so as to make room for the monstrous philistine postures of middle age, but it was some years before I was bold enough to decline an invitation to "Hamlet" on the grounds that I knew who won.

Quentin Crisp

#15. It doesn't matter how fast you move, I learned, if you never go anywhere.

Andrew Davidson

#16. The truly free man is he who can decline a dinner invitation without giving an excuse.

Jules Renard

#17. You leave a man an invitation like that ... he'd have to be dead to decline. I am definitely not dead. Although rigor has definitely settled into at least one part of my body with a vengeance.

Sherrilyn Kenyon