Sentence examples for never entertain from inspiring English sources

Rousseau could never entertain doubts about God's existence or about the immortality of the soul.

He would never entertain the idea of leaving the north again.

The Scorseses never entertain (we're talking guests, not audiences); this was the first big party they'd had since they were married, eight years ago.

But by the nineteen-seventies, when women claimed new roles, it became a point of honor to say, "I never entertain".

Frost-Pennington argued that his more vociferous neighbours, in areas such as Windemere, Keswick and Ambleside, would never entertain such an idea.

I'd never entertain Botox or fillers, because I know so many people who, in a certain light, look like a badly paved road.

Gisela Gresser never entertained such ambitions.

Ms. Karasawa, however, never entertains after-hours invitations.

"That the technology never entertains an audience by itself.

She never entertained questions about her private life.

"I have never entertained the thought at all".