Sentence examples for had never neglected from inspiring English sources

It was a five-year diary; in the four years of its existence she had never neglected to make an entry, though the splendor of several events (Eveanna's wedding, the birth of her nephew) and the drama of others (her "first real quarrel with Bobby" — a page literally tear-stained) had caused her to usurp space allotted to the future.

Which of us can put hand on heart and say: "I have never neglected a friend?" Who hasn't had reason to regret a failure to visit or a phone call that has gone unmade?

I have never neglected this theory (see, for instance reference [ 31]) and I have made it compatible with the coevolution theory [ 57], but I do not believe in the stereochemical theory because none of the presented evidence is, in my view, stronger, more important or more corroborative than the molecular fossils reported in Tab. 1 (see also replies to Reviewer 3).

He went back to the hospital the next day and, while she sweatily clung to his hand, told her that his childhood had been the happiest and most secure imaginable, that he had never felt neglected or doubted her love or eaten so well, and that he was proud of what he called her appetite for life and hoped to emulate it.

The lawyers said they currently had more than a dozen cases on their dockets involving parents who had never faced neglect allegations and whose children were placed in foster care because of marijuana allegations.

By choosing Taylor, a political novice who had never even voted, and by neglecting to adopt an official platform, the Whigs managed to avoid addressing contentious issues to an even greater extent than the Democrats had.

The mother's lawyer, Elisabeth Benjamin of the Legal Aid Society, said the mother had to testify in court that she had no financial interest in the death of her child and that she had never been charged with neglect.

It wasn't easy to tell which buildings had fallen into terminal neglect, which had never been finished, and which had been burned by the rebels.

But the country's biggest union, Unite, said low-paid workers were being neglected - while claiming it had never formally rejected the earlier pay offer.

And some subjects were neglected completely, in part because they had never arisen as a basis for political argument during the campaign.

The company had never found the original 1956 Cranko version satisfactory, and it was neglected during the composer's lifetime.