Sentence examples for want the consequences from inspiring English sources

"We're able to have that internal dialogue: 'That's illegal, it's going to get me in trouble, I don't want the consequences, do the crime, do the time.' But a lot of people, they get so angry, so engrossed in what's going on at the moment, that they kind of lose control".

We find it hard to imagine that Mr. Medvedev — himself a highly qualified legal scholar — would want the consequences of this judicial farce to stand during his tenure as president; it would mock his pledge to rid the country of "legal nihilism".

But, as long as they're making political calculations about foreign policy (and who can blame them?), why don't Obama and Clinton stop to consider whether the public at large, and especially swing voters in November, really want the consequences of a sixteen-month withdrawal plan?

Of course, you may not want the consequences or side effects you experience when you eat certain foods.

I do not want the consequences: the anxiety, the feelings of rejection, the deep well of heartache, the compulsion, the need to make conversations with my friends solely about processing my sex life.

"If they had passed the administration proposals as quickly as the administration wanted, the consequences for our economy would have been highly adverse," says Peter Wallison, a financial policy expert at the conservative-leaning American Enterprise Institute.

The governor, an evangelical Christian, did not want the political consequences from his flock of sanctioning a death on live television.

And there are no convincing reasons to think those who use its services really want the potential consequences of full disclosure.

Murder is ugly and we wanted the emotional consequences to be looked at".

They were simply after what they wanted, whatever the consequences.

And a family friend also revealed that he thought Amin wanted to come back to Britain - but did not want to face the consequences.