I cannot take er--the responsibility of advising you as to a course of action.
I am not so absorbed in Humphrey's career that I cannot take an interest in yours.
How far they prove effectual I cannot take upon me to say, but suppose that they are of the nature of our stimulant medicines, and that the direction of the passion is of course indiscriminate.
But, said I, I am so loaden with the burden that is on my back, that I cannot take pleasure in them as formerly.
And yet we cannot take up again the position occupied by an earlier age; we cannot take up a past phase unchanged.
I cannot take leave of the cathedral without commending, in strong terms of admiration, the lofty flying buttresses of the exterior of the nave.
I like such things, and there is not a fence or a ditch in the neighborhood which I cannot take.
I cannot take Archie, or do very much for him either.
I know the legal arguments that can be made,--that after a court has decided that it cannot take jurisdiction in a case, it then has decided all that is before it, and that is the end of it.
I cannot take it into my own hands without producing inextricable confusion.
Reverend Father, I cannot take it away from those to whom it now belongs," said Dino, faltering, and growing red and white by turns.
But I cannot take it upon me to say, whether this can be said to have well begun in the present Ann.
Miss Ross had left her home without stating where she was going, or when she would return, I cannot take upon me to expatiate.
Something seemed to have infused fresh vitality into the girl's existence; but of Helen's sentiments I cannot takeupon me to furnish an analysis.
Any other day it would be different, but today I cannot take anyone in.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cannot take" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
