context: How to tell someone " no! "
Use a direct " no.
" when you are talking to a family member or a peer, it is often best to give a direct " no. " sometimes this can be accompanied by an explanation of why you feel you cannot or will not meet the request, but it does not have to be.
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next sentence for the context: The key to a successful " no " in this situation is to make sure that your whole body says " no " and not just your mouth. Look the person directly in the eye and say no clearly and firmly without hesitation.

context: How to date a lawyer
Show support when they cancel dates.
Lawyers often have to work late into the evening, sometimes with no notice. Instead of getting angry when they have to cancel a dinner date, let them know you understand the difficult position they're in.
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next sentence for the context: Say something like " i know it's not up to you. Let's reschedule for this weekend! " Make a backup plan for when dates fall through.

context: A close up a chair is shown while the camera pans out backwards and text moves across the screen. The camera follows closely into the chair and leads into a woman sitting comfortable on the chair. the woman
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next sentence for the context: adjusts the seat and leads into several more close ups of the chair being shown.

context: A group of people are in attached innertubes at the top of a snowy hill. A man at the top pushes them. the group
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next sentence for the context:
rides down hill with the camera pointed up the hill.