Sentence examples for existed never from inspiring English sources

Fashion cognoscenti will deny that German postwar fashion ever existed, never mind flourished.

Neither the Beatles nor Roxy Music would have existed, never mind shaped pop culture, had there been prohibitive college fees.

By Elisabeth Biondi March 4, 2010 Fashion cognoscenti will deny that German postwar fashion ever existed, never mind flourished.

Secretaries of today and 60 years ago would probably agree on something: the one technological advancement they wish existed never will.

A tactful program insert inveighed gently against audience noisemakers, but the disruptive cough, if such existed, never had a chance against what was coming from the stage.

"News that Grampian existed, never mind that it was the largest banking conduit in Europe and now needed financial assistance from its parent, came as a total shock, akin to discovering a face you thought you were familiar with had suddenly grown an enormous protrusion," the Scotsman wrote at the time.

It doesn't exist, never has, and never will.

It'll be a love so big it's never existed, and never will.

It has never existed and never will, I'd venture, because you can't regulate human nature.

An America that has never existed and may never exist.

As Henry Clay said of free trade: "It never existed... it never will".