Sentence examples for had never communicated from inspiring English sources

And there was the 8-year-old girl, unable to speak, who had never communicated verbally with her mother in her life.

If so, it's surprising that the writer on whom Crowded House lean so heavily had never communicated the "extreme periods of anxiety" produced by his reliance on "happy accidents".

She believed it was because the company thought she had complained to the shadow justice minister, she said in a statement: "In fact, I had never communicated with Sadiq Khan and I therefore (asked) my own MP, Chuka Umunna, to request Sadiq Khan to confirm that I had had no contact with him".

I was taken aback by the force's admission they had ruled Lace out at an early stage in their original inquiries, and completely astonished they had never communicated the details of Lace's confession either to my client, Sean Hodgson, who was then serving a life sentence for de Simone's murder, or to his legal team – in fact, they said nothing to any of us, until yesterday.

Eva had never communicated with me in a full sentence before; this one even included the word please.

As the artist painted this, a shaman she had never communicated with sent her a link to a video she said she felt compelled to send.

Mr. Jobs has never communicated directly with Mr. Daisey, but word about the monologue has reached Tim Cook, Apple's chief operating officer and acting chief executive.

Another London headteacher, Bavaani Nanthabalan, added: "The Department of Education has never communicated with schools directly on FGM or given us any guidelines.

In one sense we have never communicated less in our relationship and never been in such different mental spaces, yet in another sense we were closer emotionally than we have ever been and more deeply connected.

In the briefing Saturday, Pakistani officials said that the ISI had an excellent working relationship with the C.I.A. "It has never communicated to us that they have doubts on our sincerity and credibility," one official said.

This week, Trump repeated the false claim that the US "is one of the highest-taxed nations in the world" (it ranks near the bottom of industrialized nations), a lie about knowing Vladimir Putin (he has claimed to know him "very well" and not at all; the Kremlin says they have never communicated), and a lie about US screening for refugees.