Sentence examples for has ever replicated from inspiring English sources
No MLBer has ever replicated it either.
At the age of 14, he suffered a physical fit and awoke for a time in a spirit realm parallel to his own no drugs have ever replicated the experience, he says.
Not a single field study on moderation or online harassment has ever been replicated in 40 years of research.
Short Songs For Short People was a compliation album that pioneered a format I don't think has ever been replicated with any genre since.
Sharks and some reptiles do it, but no mammal has ever been successfully replicated through parthenogenesis: birth from an egg that has not been fertilized by sperm.
I've had a lot of occasions in my life to feel disgust at being British, but Dad's Army's ironising approach to national identity made me fall for this rain-soaked dime of a dump in a way that only Danny Boyle's 2012 Olympics opening ceremony has ever managed to replicate.
But, she says, no one has ever been able to replicate any of these effects.
I used to like the Spam fritters, and I used to go mad over the butterscotch tart for pudding, which no one has ever been able to replicate since.
The approach, applied to both Instagram and Messenger, stands as the best chance Facebook has ever had to really drive mobile engagement without simply replicating its success on the desktop on smaller devices.
Although many people have tried to replicate the success of Babe of the Day, nothing has ever reached Babe's dizzying heights.
