deigns in a sentence

• Now, at 11, he rarely deigns to get involved.
• Diana doesn't deign to let anyone know her private life.
• Now, assuming the weather deigns to cooperate, the tournament begins.
• Finding anything my sons would deign to wear was the real challenge.
• All because we deign to travel on the same street as them.
• Other teenagers may deign to take jobs, the AP article said.
• She rarely deigns herself to do anything her sister does.
• He had made them wish that he would deign to love them.
• Both women flare up in disgust at those who deign to judge.
• The general says he will deign to vote Republican.
• It's difficult to see deigns in a sentence .
• He might deign to talk to me in 2007.
• Not that Hingis deigns to call it a rivalry.
• Craig did not even deign to reply to the managers'specific points.
• When times are hard, he'll even deign to offer solace.
• The vice president does not even deign to ask Clinton's advice.
• Mr . Jacobs never deigns to deny the allegations.
• Once, pro scouts wouldn't deign to cover high school games.
• You may bicker on, but I deign not to prolong this argument.
• The Grande Old Dame would not deign to play with such a rowdy upstart.
• They might not plug any of them, should Randy Johnson deign to return.