Sentence examples for never sought one from inspiring English sources

The fact that many Catholics under 50 have never sought one, and never heard of indulgences except in high school European history (Martin Luther denounced the selling of them in 1517 while igniting the Protestant Reformation), simply makes their reintroduction more urgent among church leaders bent on restoring fading traditions of penance in what they see as a self-satisfied world.

David found that nine years after being denied abortions, 38 percent of women said they never sought one in the first place.

Receiving no response, and apparently never seeking one, he was plunged, says his wife Pilar del Rio in her introduction, "into a painful, indelible silence that lasted decades".

If those suggestions are in the nature of closing the barn door after the horse has left, Machiavelli has another suggestion for those facing political problems: "One never seeks to avoid one trouble without running into another; but prudence consists in knowing how to distinguish the character of troubles, and for choice to take the lesser evil".

Neo is a true hero because he never sought out to become one.

I was able to later transition upward into other positions, largely because of the valuable skills I had developed in that first role – the one that I never sought to begin with.

Acquaintances describe Mr. Hensley as an astute businessman who never sought the limelight even after he became one of Arizona's richest men.

About one-third of these children's families had never sought treatment for their disability.

One-third of all participants reported that they had never sought healthcare outside of their home and there were no significant differences between abductees and non-abductees.

(One might ask whether this is a relevant criticism if Goodman never sought to address dance practice. For a different account of how Goodman construes the work of art see S. Davies 2001, 102).

Approximately one-third of people with disabilities said that they had never sought dental care in the FHU, and roughly 40% had never been examined by a dentist in Fortaleza's public health service.