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Example sentences for "not want"

  • So you do not want me to send the child home again," he asked, "you are not tired of having her here?

  • You can have it if you like; I do not want it; I have my own still.

  • I am sure I do not want it," replied Heidi.

  • But I do not want to keep old Eben Ricketts down at the department hunting for a file of papers which Greenhithe has hidden in his trunk or put into the fire.

  • I do not want to be doing any man injustice.

  • Speak quickly, Scharnhorst; speak, if you do not want me to die!

  • I do not want to believe it," he said, "but I am almost afraid of it.

  • I do not want you to tell a fib,' said Harriet; 'I only want you to say nothing.

  • I do not want to hear any more," he added, nervously.

  • I do not want to hear the complaint of invisible lips.

  • No," retorted the boy; "me want stop here; not want go home.

  • But I do not want to die without clearing up for you everything about me; that is, if, when you come back, you will still trouble yourself about the poor girl whom you loved before you went away.

  • He knows that you are sure to have a mistress, and he ought to be thankful that it is I, since I love you and do not want more of you than your position allows.

  • I will sell the rest of what I do not want, and with this alone I will make two thousand francs a year.

  • I will see if I can find a place the Americans do not want!

  • Because if she is not dead I would ask her why she did not want me to stay with her.

  • I do not want to be relieved from any obligation,' said he, goaded by her calm manner.

  • Nicholas, we do not want to reason; you misunderstand my father.

  • We do not want to reach the truth with one blow, we aim only to approach it.

  • I do not want to discuss the quantity of understanding.

  • At last the Soyot swung his horse round and, coming up to me, announced very positively: "I do not want to die with you and I will not go further.

  • I was forced to threaten them and said: "'I know that you have committed some crime, but you do not want to confess.

  • And I do not want a new one carried off in this summary manner.

  • I'll be glad to take you down, but I fancy you'll not want to go close.

  • I want my guests to enjoy their stay here, but I do not want that to be at the expense of the feelings of all of us, or even any one.

  • It is true, Cherubino, the boy, is an arrant liar, but he is a jolly fellow, and I do not want him to come to grief.

  • You see now, empress, that I am entirely isolated, for the ally which you offer to me will do me no good; I do not want it, and I have no other allies.

  • I do not want to hear another word of it.

  • Hence, I do not want to know any thing of your Tyrolese, and shall not grant them an audience.

  • I do not want to know how people used to live, but how they ought to live!

  • For some reason the mother did not want to tell herself in so many words that he would betray her.

  • Enough, quite enough of what they do not want at all has been knocked into their heads.

  • We cannot always keep one leg first in walking, and we do not want, in life, always to put the spiritual first, nor always the material and sensual.

  • I do not want anybody to curse my memory.

  • I do not want to harm you; but I could put you in prison and in chains, and what would become of your sweetheart then?

  • I do not want to have any dealings with him, except through my office as judge.

  • Popular sovereignty as now applied to the question of slavery, does allow the people of a Territory to have slavery if they want it, but does not allow them not to have it if they do not want it.

  • If the people want slavery they will have it, and if they do not want it you cannot force it upon them.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "not 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:
    also shown; like your; not because; not even; not far from the; not find; not given; not knowing; not like; not love; not one; not such; not the first time; not think; not unlike; not very; not well; not wishing; nothing about; nothing doubting; nothing for; nothing much; nothing remains; nothing shall; noticed that; under ordinary