Example sentences of "he [verb] not [vb infin] [adj] [adj] " in BNC.

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1 Society boss Geoffrey Lister said he did not expect any economic recovery in the immediate future .
2 Prost , who claimed his 12th pole in 13 races this year , admitted he did not expect any special team orders to help him to his 52nd career victory .
3 No , he did not want this strange , wild boy at all .
4 Under fire for his handling of the economy and his personal finances , Mr Lamont said he did not want any other Government job .
5 As Charlie was forbidden the A.R.R.U. , he did not stay pale-green long .
6 He did not offer any alternative explanation for apparent design , but left the question open .
7 Apart from pieces by Lawrence , he did not print further creative work which linked the primitive and the modern ; he himself no longer reviewed anthropological books .
8 Probably he did not think this likely to happen .
9 ‘ Pimm 's … ’ she said huskily , grateful he did not ask any painful questions , questions she could not have answered .
10 He did not know many English women .
11 Kenneth Taylor , who said he did not receive any extra payment other than his normal wages , was giving evidence at the High Court in Aberdeen on the second day of the trial of Alexander Murray .
12 ‘ Maintained ’ means that the deceased was making a substantial contribution in money or money 's worth towards the reasonable needs of the applicant , and he did not receive full valuable consideration for this : thus food and shelter are included in the definition .
13 He did not receive important legal documents relating to his case — including the testimony of witnesses — until three years after the trail ended .
14 Like his father , he did not practise unreceptive judicial silence .
15 When Djilas eventually decided that a new class had emerged in communist society he did not include all administrative officials but rather the ‘ party or political bureaucracy ’ , by which he appeared to mean state functionaries who were also party members .
16 The hon. Member for Wakefield said that he did not like private institutional care .
17 He did not like that leaded panes rarely featured here ; nor that , instead of hinges , they had a sash-and-pulley arrangement , meaning the windows did not easily stay open .
18 He did not gain many public commissions , because he did not care for architectural competitions .
19 Weber shared the classical elitists ' hopes for developing a systematic social science , but he did not agree that natural science methods could be simply transposed to explain social action or behaviour , since a plausible account of actors ' motives is required for completeness ( Runcimann , 1972 ) .
20 If he did not suspect any particular person , he had no redress .
21 He built up a large practice , relying especially on ‘ native ’ clients , and earned enough money to enable him to live in a very opulent way , even if he did not save any considerable fortune .
22 He did not trust this new wave of optimism .
23 He stated himself that he did not believe that neurotic symptoms all had a sexual cause and berated a student writing a paper on chess saying , ‘ you can not reduce everything to the Oedipus Complex ’ .
24 When Mr Knighton announced his bid , the Panel says , he did not have any independent corporate finance advisers , nor lawyers advising him .
25 He did not attend any professional fights nor , unlike his later friend Irving Layton , did he get much involved in fisticuffs .
26 He did not take many head blows . ’
27 Yet he did not oppose all toxic waste movement ( after all , the same union represents workers at Rechem itself ) ; he simply did n't like the idea that big industrial nations like Canada could dump their dirty problems on this country and his members .
28 Quietly Conservative , he did not seek major political office , as they had .
29 In this respect Locke is not an empiricist : he does not think that geometrical knowledge or , for that matter , the knowledge we would have in natural philosophy if we knew the real essences of substances , is empty and trivial .
30 It would also allow Mr Lamont to show he does not contemplate any deliberate devaluation of sterling .
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