Sentence examples for have never entertained from inspiring English sources

"I have never entertained the thought at all".

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

I have many criticisms of the judiciary, but I have never entertained the notion that an English judge would take a bribe or succumb to pressure from the state.

Palin, Gingrich, Hastert, Lott, Baker and Scarborough have never entertained the notion that the Iraq surge might be curtailed because continued deployments place an unconscionable burden on the men and women who signed up serve.

But up until the sixties, if there were problems in a relationship, the woman had to evaluate the relationship, including the problems, because she would have never entertained the hope that her husband might change into a more sensitive, communicative man.

He insists that he has never entertained political ambitions.

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

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

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

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

It therefore comes as a bit of surprise that Birbiglia has never entertained the notion of starring on Saturday Night Live.