Sentence examples for had never entertained from inspiring English sources

He said then that he had never entertained such a notion.

Shortly after the book's 2010 publication, Woods said he had never entertained the notion.

The American indicated at the end of last season that he wanted to sell the club but had never entertained any discussions on Lambert's future in the manager's first two seasons at the club, no matter how bleak the results.

On the eve of the election, H. Carl McCall, who was making a historic bid as the first black man nominated by a major party for the governorship in New York State, said that he had never entertained the thought that he might lose.

The outgoing Defence Minister, Gen Prawit Wongsuwan, said he had spoken to army leaders who said they would accept the result and had "never entertained any idea of doing anything that will damage the country".

Outgoing Defence Minister Prawit Wongsuwan, himself a retired general, said the army would accept the poll outcome, saying the military had "never entertained any idea of doing anything that will damage the country".

"I have never entertained the thought at all".

He insists that he has never entertained political ambitions.

And he has never entertained the notion of moving the team.

Some look at Johnson's paltry numbers and scream, "Bench him!" Van Gundy has never entertained the thought.

"We have never entertained doubts that whatever verdict a lower court may give, the appellate courts will ensure that justice is done," he said.