Sentence examples for ever recognised from inspiring English sources

But she tells me that she's hardly ever recognised.

"We've always been entrepreneurs, but no one ever recognised that," he said.Now comes the hard part.

For much of history only one form of seizure, the graphic grand mal, was ever recognised.

Is Smith ever recognised on the street – after all, his picture is on the sneaker's tongue?

It felt like a victory for the millions of grassroots, online supporters, although I don't think it was ever recognised as such.

The Papuans have gold and copper with which to support themselves.The difference is that no one except Australia had ever recognised Indonesia's annexation of East Timor, while that of Irian Jaya was widely accepted.

Even if intelligence were widespread in the cosmos, we may only ever recognise a small and atypical fraction of it.

I hardly ever recognise any of the so-called "community leaders" on these programmes – I doubt many ordinary black people, ie those they purport to represent, ever do.

If people ever recognise me – and, to be honest, it's usually in Westfield and indirectly to a friend: "Isn't that her from His & Hers?" – most likely they'll mention two things: my awful sister and that disgusting flatmate.

Barton, frustrated by the fact that he couldn't ever recognise songs, decided that if they had partnerships with radio stations, advertising on air, they could identify the song and sell music to listeners.

I've never heard the word terrorism used in that context, but on the other hand it is used to evoke this sense of danger coming from the outside without ever recognising the extent to which the history of the United States has been a history of terror against indigenous people, a history of terror against people of African descent".