Sentence examples for not nay from inspiring English sources
Indeed, there is already chatter that it will not – nay, cannot and should not – last.
Shortly after, in 1808, Samuel Taylor Coleridge wondered in his notebooks, "Whether we may not, nay, ought not, to use a neutral pronoun relative, or representative, to the word 'Person' ".
Don't nay say her just because you don't think it's important.
I turned to Frank and said, "Want to go for it?" Frank didn't say nay.
He is a Hollywood star, a champion of good causes--he was elevator lifted to visit in children in a pediatric ward, and doesn't take nay for a neigh.
Nay, not just a personality, a sense of humour.
"SIR," wrote a distinguished professor in the Times shortly before the Commons' three-week Christmas recess, "On December 5th, I attended a debate in the House of Commons on children with special educational needs From my position in the Strangers' Gallery, the number of members I counted in the chamber throughout the debate ranged from 7 to 15 .Is this not a shame, nay a scandal?
I spared him that Time the Confusion of being told, that these were the Types he had been reading all his Life with so much Ease to his Eyes; the Types his adored Newton is printed with, on which he has pored not a little; nay, the very Types his own Book is printed with, for he is himself an Author; and yet never discovered this painful Disproportion in them, till he thought they were yours.
Nay, not Bigfoot — something smaller, and with more buttons.
He is not going to Nay Pyi Taw, the vast new capital constructed in secrecy by the last military government, which is normally the designated venue for diplomatic meetings.
