I told him as politely as I could that I never wanted to speak to him again.
If possible, he would avoid the house altogether, for he never wanted to see Agnes since her marriage.
I suppose I’m very jealous, but I loved him so much that I simply hated to see him speak to another woman; I never wanted to speak to another man, so it wasn’t fair.
I found out, after a time, who you were, and--and I thought then I never wantedto see you again.
Why, only to-day he owned up that one time he just felt he never wanted to see me again, because I reminded him of something he wanted to forget.
So I said to myself that I never wanted to see you again; and every day, when the doctor asked if I wouldn't let him bring you to me, I said no.
They had it in for me for a long time, but finally gave it up as a bad job; and I was glad of it, as I never wanted to kill a man, which I expect I would have done if they had not let me alone.
I never wanted to turn her loose, for I did not want ever to kill a man.
I did not use my revolver, as none were drawn, for I never wanted to kill any man.
You know very well I never wantedto go," Billy answered.
I remember thinking then that I never wanted a child, to make me suffer as we suffered then!
Why, I have never even looked at a man since our very wedding day--never wanted to.
Mr. Holloway has never really made any love to me—perhaps he never wanted to—perhaps I’ve never wanted him to.
I never wanted nothin’ so bad in all my life afore.
I never wanted it for myself but only for Madeline and she is beyond needing anything any of us can give her now.
Dinkie warmed the cockles of my heart by telling me this afternoon when we were out salting the horses that he never wanted to go away from Casa Grande and his mummy.
And Heaven knows I've never wanted to be one of the Glooms!
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "never wanted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.