Usar "deign to" en una oración

1. She did not deign to reply

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2. Most of the staff quite enjoy the thrill of being fingerprinted but a couple of the older women are antagonistic, making a fuss about what people would think of them having their fingerprints taken but, in the end, because everyone is doing it, they deign to have it done

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3. deign to dignify it with a reaction

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4. Naturally, she didn’t deign to notice Nerissa’s presence

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5. The ancient Egyptians, it is said, neglected foreign commerce, and the modem Chinese, it is known, hold it in the utmost contempt, and scarce deign to afford it the decent protection of the laws

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6. deign to put herself in the same category as a perpetrator of harm,

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7. and sanctify this house as Thou didst deign to

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8. graciously deign to bless this bread with Thy

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9. deign to bless this bread as Thou didst bless the

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10. He did not deign to dismount but spoke abruptly from the saddle

11. Conan did not deign to reply to the taunt, and the black, galled perhaps by his prisoner's silence, muttered a curse, stooped and spat full in the king's face

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12. He didn't deign to pick the card up

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13. rich, all eloquent, with thousand-cloven tongue, deign to repeat itself; but if

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14. I would not deign to be Hassan"s rival either

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15. He would not deign to buy a poor girl

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16. It may seem petty but you trifled with my affections when I made overtures towards you and only now, when you are in need, do you deign to respond

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17. honoured and respectful of her gift should she deign to give it

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18. depth of my attraction to her as I stared into those lovely alluring orbs I deign to be the

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19. He didn’t even deign to respond

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20. Let this new Samson remain in his own country, and, bringing honour to it, bring honour at the same time on the grey heads of his venerable parents; for I will be content with any squire that comes to hand, as Sancho does not deign to accompany me

21. But after all, though still under the same fear and apprehension, he has recorded it without adding to the story or leaving out a particle of the truth, and entirely disregarding the charges of falsehood that might be brought against him; and he was right, for the truth may run fine but will not break, and always rises above falsehood as oil above water; and so, going on with his story, he says that as soon as Don Quixote had ensconced himself in the forest, oak grove, or wood near El Toboso, he bade Sancho return to the city, and not come into his presence again without having first spoken on his behalf to his lady, and begged of her that it might be her good pleasure to permit herself to be seen by her enslaved knight, and deign to bestow her blessing upon him, so that he might thereby hope for a happy issue in all his encounters and difficult enterprises

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22. Should you deign to return it to him he will be the happiest

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23. in front of us; and if you will deign to advance a few steps, you will see that they

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24. Freedom, I replied; which, as they tell you in a democracy, is the glory of the State--and that therefore in a democracy alone will the freeman of nature deign to dwell

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25. majesty deign to excuse me?"

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26. wisest and gravest throw off the usual rigidity of their lives, and deign to mingle in the follies

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27. When the frightful object first presented itself to the young Mohican, he did not deign to bestow a single glance on the animal

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28. offer you consolation; will you deign to accept it as coming from a friend?"

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29. He would never deign to ask Doyle, even if a life depended on it, especially his own

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30. In most instances in which we wind up being helpful, it is the result of an idea that arose in the first few hours—when, starting from complete ignorance, we asked a question that an insider would never deign to ask

31. Amory didn’t deign to shake hands, or say that it had been nice to meet him; he’d already turned to Regan and was telling her that, if she had a minute, they had important matters to cover; and what ever had she done to her finger? When Mercer glanced back, on the off-chance that she, at least, was ruefully watching, the two of them had already been sucked through one of the balcony doors

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32. "Would she but deign to hear me

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33. ” The herald did not deign to reply, but more laughter greeted the young knight’s protest

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34. Marshall offered to mediate but Chiang wouldn’t deign to speak to Mao, not even through the Americans

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35. God grant that we may be guided aright, and that He will deign to watch over my husband and those dear to us both, and who are in such deadly peril

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36. Alas! I am unclean to His eyes, and shall be until He may deign to let me stand forth in His sight as one of those who have not incurred His wrath

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37. It was as if Napoleon knew that it was only necessary for his hand to deign to touch that soldier’s breast for the soldier to be forever and distinguished from everyone else in the world

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38. He only saw in her a pretty and fresh young girl, with whom he did not deign to unite his fate

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39. "Enter, sir! Deign to enter, most respected benefactor, and

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40. "Monsieur le Baron, deign to listen to me

41. Most riders wore helmets without visors; those who had them didn’t deign to close them

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42. “Read, you will deign to see,” replied the serf

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43. Saveliitch coughed to clear his voice, and began to explain: “That, my lord, deign to understand, is the bill of my master’s goods carried off by the thieves

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44. "Deign to read it, and you will see," replied Savéliitch

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45. "What does your lordship," said he, "deign to think about?"

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46. I could boat them all ! Will none of the filthy, conventional herd understand that it would be ten times as creditable to hold their tongues, not to whine and not to deign to complain ! And if he does deign he deserves his fate, the bastard

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47. I need not say I did not deign to answer

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48. but how did you loiow ? " " How did I know ? H'm 1 " He winked, but did not deign to erplain

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49. Losing had lowered me in the eyes of Prince Sergay, of Versilov, though he did not deign to speak of it, of every one, even of Tatyana Pavlovna ; that is what I thought, I felt

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50. “You don't mean you would run away?” But Smerdyakov did not deign to reply

51. Baklouchin composed it for the officers and other distinguished visitors who might deign to honour the performance with their presence, including the officer of the guard, the officer of the watch, and an Engineer officer

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52. “Excellency, I have the honour of inviting you to my funeral; that is, if you will deign to honour it with your presence

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53. We are discussing things seriously; but if you won't deign to give me your attention, I will drop your acquaintance

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54. He did not deign to look at anyone, and never once glanced at the dead body, but sitting on his heels in the shade he spat as he smoked his short pipe, and occasionally uttered some few guttural sounds of command, which were respectfully listened to by his companion

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55. Tell these men that the question is only in the personal relation of every man to the moral, religious question, now standing before all, of the legitimacy and illegitimacy of his participation in the universal military service, and these savants will only shrug their shoulders, and will not even deign to give you an answer, or pay attention to you

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56. Tell these scientists that the question deals only with the personal relations of each individual toward the moral and religious question, and then ask them what they think of the lawfulness or unlawfulness of taking part in the general conscription, and their sole reply will be a shrug of the shoulders; they will not even deign to give a thought to your question

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57. It was as if Napoleon knew that it was only necessary for his hand to deign to touch that soldier’s breast for the soldier to be forever happy, rewarded, and distinguished from everyone else in the world

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58. She does not deign to be clever

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59. Before he would deign to make known to the President the nature and extent of the reparation he was authorized to offer, he demanded the revocation of the President's proclamation; in plain terms informing this nation that its Government should make concessions to His Majesty for using precautionary measures against the lawless acts of his officers, as a prerequisite to a tender of the reparation His Majesty had condescended through him to offer

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60. He might say, for example, that Greece and Rome had forms of free government, and that they no longer exist; and deducing their fall from their devotion to liberty, the conclusion in favor of despotism would very satisfactorily follow! He demanded what there is in the nature and construction of maritime power to excite the fears that have been indulged? Do gentlemen really apprehend that a body of seamen will abandon their proper element, and, placing themselves under an aspiring chief, will erect a throne to his ambition? Will they deign to listen to the voice of history, and learn how chimerical are their apprehensions?