Sentence examples for I cannot deal from inspiring English sources

"I cannot deal with corporate clubs anymore — doormen who bounce you up.

I cannot deal with most fictional representations any more – because reality seems too interesting.

The curious, the baffled, the cynics, the sad and lonely are very welcome, but not those high on anything except art: "People who are drunk or drugged will be removed because I cannot deal with that," she said.

[In Washington today, Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld was asked at a news conference if American bombs had indeed struck the village. "I cannot deal with that particular village," he said. "I suppose I could try and find out for you, and will".] Mr. Agha said that his mother and two brothers were killed during the raid.

This deficiency is exacerbated by establishing intergovernmental treaties outside of the ordinary Lisbon procedure in order to deal with the Eurozone crisis.2 I cannot deal with the potentially disastrous effect on EU's 'constitution' here, but see [7], chapter 1 and 6.

I cannot deal with the stores.

What it cannot deal with is the regulation of the press in the 21st century.

He says it cannot deal with ethics, aesthetics, metaphysics and meaning.

"I do not advertise my paediatric sub-speciality as I frankly cannot deal with it anymore.

I, however, cannot deal with how self-centred Clary, Jace, and indeed the rest of these characters are.

The minister responded, "You know better than I that we cannot deal with these people.