But what do you mean when you say you never gave in?
He admired those austere pious men who never gave a thought to their income.
And the Strasbourg Jesuits, although very zealous, never gave a thought to observing Julien, who with his cross and his blue tail-coat looked like a young military man, very much engrossed in his own personal appearance.
He had, moreover, a further advantage over other dandies, in as much as once he had finished dressing he never gave a further thought to his appearance.
From the age of 9 to the age of 21, when he left school, he never gave women a thought sexually, though he always liked their society.
Though I saw many sights that a child should not have seen, while running about wild, I never gave them a thought; all animals great and small from rabbits to men had the same customs, all natural and right.
So I kept back in my teacher's place; and as he never asked my name, so I never gave it.
I never gave Ginevra a minute's or a farthing's credit for disinterestedness.
Paul; he never gave a lesson in the third division (containing the least advanced pupils), that she did not occasion in him a sharp conflict between antagonistic impressions.
Whether we knew these things or not, we never gave a thought to them; all we thought of was one another, and the rest might think what they liked of us.
I have been so accustomed to run errands for her, that I never gave a thought to the difference at first, and having done it once, I could not say ‘no’ the next time.
And I was beginning to love him now, which as a boy I had done but little, inasmuch as he never gave way to me.
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