That is a ghoulish option I simply cannot entertain without additional facts.
What is more, I believe we should recognize that the Soviets cannot entertain any idea of disarmament while revolt lies just below the surface of life in the Communist satellite nations.
"Until such time we cannot entertain a velodrome in South Africa".
He emerges as a man scoured of sentiment, someone who cannot entertain the possibility of distraction or failure.
But such theories are no help in understanding boredom as we know it, since they imply, absurdly, that a contented child with no access to smartphone games is worse off than a restless one who cannot entertain himself.
governments have judged that they cannot entertain policies that would pose risks of a systemic bank run inside the euro area, in the manner of that which followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers," wrote John Llewellyn and Peter Westaway in a recent report for Nomura.
Although at this stage there is seemingly no belief about which he cannot entertain doubt, Descartes finds certainty in the intuition that, when he is thinking even if he is being deceived he must exist.
In the absence of an actual contract, the judge said in his ruling, the court cannot entertain the accusations that Duke did not deal fairly with him in allowing Coach Orrin Daniel Vincent III to suspend him from the team.
No doubt you have the best of intentions but the road to hell is paved with such and we cannot entertain or host this kind of ignorance about the lived experience of the poor and other people in the developing world.
Marcher, the hero of James's novella "The Beast in the Jungle," in Tóibín's reading doubles for the author: Clearly, he has been unable to love May Bartram, as James was unable to love Constance Fenimore Woolson; and it is open to readers whether or not they believe that May has understood all along something Marcher cannot entertain.
