Sentence examples for had ever recognised from inspiring English sources
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.
The true extent of resistance among women will never be known but is certainly far larger than has ever been recognised; after the war most never talked about what they'd done to resist – either because nobody asked women, whose contribution was deemed uninteresting, or because those who had not resisted didn't want to know the stories of those who had.
Further, to the authors' knowledge, no nutrient deficiencies have ever been recognised in any dog that has attended the weight management clinic where the study was conducted, and this includes the dogs from the current study.
The closest Bacon has ever come to being recognised by the Academy was in this subdued 2004 drama.
"We've always been entrepreneurs, but no one ever recognised that," he said.Now comes the hard part.
But if you were to go through a gender reversal now – well, I don't want to lose Emily.'" If her old neighbours have recognised her, none has ever said anything to her.
Anyone who has ever spent time in newspaperland will recognise The Imperfectionists' high degree of authenticity.
The policemen irritate one another in the same way that anyone who has ever worked in an office will recognise.
One in three people have inherited a genetic variation that impairs their ability to remember faces, according to a study that could explain why some individuals recall everyone they have ever met while others have difficulty recognising their own relatives.
