Sentence examples for he never adopted from inspiring English sources
While Shinran certainly thought that the nembutsu was the most appropriate dharma for this age, but he never adopted a "my way — the only way" stance.
But though he used aspects of those methods in his own composing, he never adopted them fully.
McMaster's staff insisted to me that, contrary to widespread reports, he never adopted the bloody-nose position.
Because he never adopted atonal languages, Szymanowski has long been considered a conservative among the radical composers of the early 20th century.
His is a timeless radio personality, a study in non-presentation - he never adopted the vomit-making intonations and indulgences of the classic 'jock'jock
Everyone remembers that Allen left Farrow for her adopted daughter (even if this is often misremembered as "Allen left his wife for his adopted daughter" – Farrow and Allen were not married, he never adopted Soon-Yi. There is no need to make this saga more complicated than it was).
The Daily Caller, writing up the video in a post published to coincide with Hannity, runs down a list of what it finds objectionable: Obama shouted out the Rev. Wright, he used "an accent he almost never adopts in public" (meaning it's an "accent" he sometimes uses), and he criticizes the federal government's response to Hurricane Katrina.
They said he was more upbeat now that he was in the full fighter mode he could never adopt during a campaign year in which the public seemed to find fighting distasteful.
He said Britain had never adopted the US concept of a "global war on terror" which denied detainees rights under international law.
When he ran international, Cantalupo never adopted the microwave, so a Big Mac sold in Dubai tasted more like what came out of Fred Turner's kitchen in 1968.
