Sentence examples for never does not from inspiring English sources

"In politics all over the world the word never does not exist," said the culture minister.

She won't eat much of it, but then she never does, not in public: a piggy, gobbling woman is not a creature of mysterious allure.

Some ballets do that kind of box-office, but modern dance almost never does, not to speak of a show that, like "Mozart Dances," has no ostensible story but is just a choreographic setting of three Mozart piano pieces.

"Never does not mean maybe," the group added.

I did things I hope my daughter never does, not for money, nor for free.

One of the many utilities of postmodernity has been its tendency to remind us that subject position never does not matter.

Still, it never doesn't come.

I'm trying to make sure that when the consumer is a patient he never doesn't receive the care he should receive, never doesn't have the right product for the right procedure.

If never doesn't really mean never, then why even bother?

DeCunto says that when it comes to his preferred art, painting, he never doesn't finish.

We never do, not even when he's at detention.