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Example sentences for "never want"

I never want to see you or speak to you again as long as I live, you wretched, lying, shuffling hypocrite.

I never want to poke my nose into anybody else's business.

You've given me back life and everything that's dear in it, and I never want to live for anything any longer except to love you, and wait upon you, and make you happy.

Yes, I suppose I am uncivilised, and I never want to be anything else.

I never want to taste another," she declared.

I haven't any pride any more, and I never want to have it again.

It's so ugly, I never want to see it again.

It was quite my ideal; and now I never want to see it again.

Poultry was so scarce that a good fowl cost three shillings.

I enquired if plants could be produced from the seed and was told they could not but that they must be taken from the root.

We passed New Zealand with the spring equinox and the winds, though strong, were at no time violent.

I never want to hear her name this side of eternity.

I never want to see her under this roof again.

After this hour I never want to look upon your wicked white face again.

I never want to see either of your ugly old faces.

I never want it to be, dear, I am well content!

I'll burn them when I get home, and I never want to hear his name again.

Go--living or dead, I never want to look upon your face again!

Living or dead, I never want to look upon your face again.

I am sure I'd never want to take any other girl out there, but just you, dear," I declared.

I can prove it, and a lot more things you'd never want to hear.

Well, for my part I wouldn't never want to be a writer.

Perhaps I would," said June, "but I never want to look on her face again, she has caused us so much trouble.

Oh, he'll never want her to come back after I have told him my story, too," said Crisp.

George; "I never want to see him in heaven!

I never want to dress more than she does; and gowns of that sort are always most appropriate and becoming to girls of our age.

I never want to hear him say so again, and I'll never let dawn catch me out in such a plight any more.

People kind and friendly, and the old place looks pleasant, though I never want to live in it.

No, I never want to look upon her face again.

I never want to go there," she went on; "I should be bewildered and frightened to death.

I'm much obleeged for lettin' me go round with ye; an' I never want to go agin.

I don't never want to see them things agin.

It's a comfort to have ye here in my arms, an' I don't never want to have you go 'way from me.

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "never want" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
never appeared; never fails; never fear; never felt; never forgot; never gave; never had; never heard; never heed; never heerd; never intended; never look; never looked; never lost; never made; never marry; never mentioned; never shall; never speak; never tired; never trust; never were; never will; never wrote; remained here; when they came out