Example sentences of "[pron] [modal v] [not/n't] [verb] such [noun] " in BNC.

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1 I am surprised that the hon. Gentleman thinks that I should not have such occasions with business men .
2 I 'll not brook such disobedience !
3 No I would n't drink such rubbish .
4 In Tuberville v Savage , the accused laid his hand on his sword and said : " If it were not assize time , I would not take such language . "
5 I ca n't stop such outrages but I ca n't just stand by and let them continue .
6 I ca n't say such things to you without turning your head .
7 Much of what is said would be true also ( in a modified form ) for small-number natural oligopolies , but I shall not examine such questions here .
8 I will not have such wine sold under the de Chavigny label . ’
9 ‘ Then you understand , ch'un tzu , that I can not provide such backing without some sign of your good intentions .
10 ‘ Darling , you must n't say such things , ’ said Sophia indignantly .
11 You should n't say such things .
12 Those who could not meet such fines could be sent to jail .
13 Surely you ca n't afford such complications ? ’
14 You ca n't say such things — ’
15 He added : ‘ Here I see some full-time union officials who would n't tolerate such treatment of their own members . ’
16 It 's important to choose a variety that will grow tall enough to reach the surface as you can not raise such plants on bricks .
17 I believe that the publication of these results will cause people to focus on the reasons for the low standards in some places , except for hon. Members representing Bradford and Newham — the two lowest scoring local authorities — whose reaction is that one should not have such testing and that it is merely a problem forced on the local authority .
18 One must not exaggerate such things and fall into excesses , but nature has fixed laws which it is fatal to struggle against . ’
19 Another implication of ( 16 ) , or ( 15 ) , is that , apart from questioning the adjective , the language would also provide a means to question the noun phrase alone while " leaving behind " the predicate qualifier ( even though one might not expect such questions to be particularly common in practice ) , and in fact such questions are perfectly grammatical : ( 21 ) who(m) did he paint seated ? what did he send registered ?
20 If the sceptic 's conclusion were true we could not have such knowledge ; so if the conclusion were true we would not be able to understand it .
21 Procedural difficulties can arise when the imposed conditions are unsteady , but we need not consider such situations here .
22 As we approach the year 2000 , with an increasingly complex system of higher education , with more students , more kinds of institutions and more kinds of courses , we can not make such assumptions .
23 We can not tolerate such dependence . ’
24 For example , we can not answer such questions as at what time does a rural Malagasy begin work and at what time does he or she end it ?
25 We can not answer such questions as yet .
26 We can not take such ideas too literally .
27 Unfortunately , we can not use such excuses for ourselves , and so let's get down to some hard facts ; facts which we think will give you an understanding of why you are overweight , and how this can best be tackled , in the short and long term .
28 They are of value in guiding the clinician 's testing of aphasic patients , but are not of direct value in relation to theorising about the language-processing system and how it can go wrong after brain damage , because one can not answer such question as ‘ In Broca 's aphasia , how is the language-processing system malfunctioning ? ’
29 The major powers have behaved in a reasonably responsible way , but one can not have such confidence in minor powers like Libya or Iraq , Pakistan , or even Azerbaijan .
30 They must not keep such gifts to themselves .
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