Sentence examples for has ever been recognised from inspiring English sources

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.

All these anxieties that the parents had to go through – and are still going through – have never, ever been recognised.

These are poems that will be recognised by anyone who has ever been sexually obsessed to a self-punishing degree.

Anyone who has ever been to a city beach will recognise it as a place that brings out a different kind of behaviour to far-flung beaches populated by relaxed holiday-makers – maybe because many city dwellers use them as an outdoor extension for things they would normally do behind closed doors – in a gym, say, or a club.

China too has changed sides in Korea: not only recognising the southern regime in 1992, but tacitly recognising that Seoul will in the end prove both a better friend and a lot more useful than Pyongyang has ever been.

Thus it has ever been".

It has ever been thus.

Or has ever been since.

"I stand here more scared than ever, not because I am or I have ever been afraid of the truth but because the truth has not been recognised".

IF YOU have ever been backstage at a beauty pageant, you will recognise the mood of Chicago.