Sentence examples for does not partake from inspiring English sources

Josh Richman, who is wearing a "Got Blow?" T-shirt (although the excitable night-life fixture does not partake himself).

In its global operations, FT does not partake in a logic of international redistribution in favour of the poorest countries, or even of dependent countries.

We joke, but the serious question — and one that has occupied many of the blogs and discussion groups that Mr. McCain does not partake of — is whether the computing habits of the presumptive Republican nominee should have any bearing at all on his fitness to be commander in chief.

For this reason, this philosophy does not partake in ordinary phenomenology.

Crucially, he does not partake in our evolutionary history or have any other evolutionary history or any developmental history of his own.

In this passage, Plato asserts that particulars like Helen, because she is not the Form but rather is a material particular, is related to, or 'tied to' Beauty in virtue of what he calls 'partaking.' Beauty Itself, on the other hand, not being something 'other than Beauty', does not partake of Beauty it simply is beautiful.

But he doesn't partake.

He doesn't partake of the usual pleasures, shall we say.

(Arya doesn't partake, but Gendry does).

Even though Hause doesn't partake—"I guess my trademark is I try to find super sick pants all the time"—she chalked up the shift toward shorts to skating's size, and its fragmentation.

While the city has offered free breakfast to all students since 2003, many students do not partake.