Example sentences of "[vb base] not be [adj] [verb] " in BNC.

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1 I just hate not being able to put my finger on a map and say ‘ I 'm there . ’ ’
2 You hate being an underdog , you hate not being able to express yourself properly .
3 Terror terror terror — I hate hate hate dreams — no I do n't , I hate hate hate not being able to write them down .
4 I regret not being able to deal with the subject of community care policy as extensively as its importance deserves , although there is a general discussion in Chapter 3 .
5 I have been constantly told what a fine man he was and I regret not being able to experience and appreciate his qualities first-hand as I have grown from a child to an adult .
6 This can actually produce those distressing occasions when , for example , a husband and wife are sitting there looking at each other , the dying one trying very hard to get on and die because they understand everyone is waiting for them to do so , and the survivor trapped with their feelings of guilt about wishing their relative would die , whilst at the same time not being able to leave the person 's side in case they miss the moment .
7 ‘ I like not being able to breathe . ’
8 Like not being able to sneeze on the cheese .
9 More will suffer basic disabilities like not being able to walk or bath on their own .
10 I remember not being able to stand outside a phone kiosk any longer and dragging out a man who was obviously gossiping therein .
11 I remember not being able to face certain people for months afterwards .
12 Interestingly , the next flip is rather overdue , so do not be surprised to wake up tomorrow and find that your compass is n't working properly !
13 Black & Decker was guarded in its response to the question of a successor to this d-i-y workhorse , but do not be surprised to see a new model fairly soon …
14 When the question quotes a statement and asks for a discussion of it , do not be afraid to criticise the statement if you think it is open to criticism .
15 So do not be afraid to hold on to impressions that logically seem to cancel one another out .
16 Do not be afraid to ask questions , particularly , perhaps , questions as to why things are done in the way they are — though you should for a long time be very restrained in any suggestions you make for improvement .
17 Do not be afraid to ask a selection of bureau to quote for a job , even to output a sample page .
18 Do not be afraid to ask questions about the sort of training you will receive .
19 Do not be afraid to ask ‘ silly ’ questions and do n't buy computer power until you need it .
20 Do not eat mindlessly , do not eat unless you are properly hungry , and do not be afraid to leave food once you are full .
21 Do not be afraid to leave something out if it does not fit !
22 In writing , do not be afraid to let these dictate the way you go .
23 When you draw them at the birdtable do not be afraid to put down any characteristics squiggle .
24 Do not be afraid to mouth your words .
25 do not be afraid to think of yourself as a leader ,
26 Press response If there does not seem to be any response to your press release , do not be afraid to follow it up with a telephone call .
27 Try and include as many Japanese-style plants as possible , but do not be afraid to experiment with others that conform to the general idea .
28 Do not be afraid to admit this and get help from others with more experience .
29 If you want colour in your garden , learn a few rules and then be bold , do not be afraid to learn from your mistakes .
30 Do not be afraid to aggregate categories that are not ( for your purposes ) usefully differentiated but , on the other hand , mention parallel or inverse trends in subclasses if you feel these represent more than sampling variability .
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