Sentence examples for has never been replicated from inspiring English sources
It's an underdog story that has never been replicated in American football.
The mob-like fervor that continues to grip India has never been replicated in Kashmir.
This song has never gotten old: its whole vibe has never been replicated and you can put it on now and it still sounds shit hot.
The study had a tiny sample size, and, like most slightly nutty research in the field of social psychology, has never been replicated, or scaled up, except that, since nearly all American girls own a Barbie, the population of American girls has been the subject of the scaled-up version of that experiment for nearly six decades.
This finding has never been replicated.
Incredibly, the band's three simultaneous hits—"I Want to Hold Your Hand," "She Loves You" and "Please Please Me"—owned the highest three positions possible, which is something that has never been replicated in the half a century since.
Wakefield's results have never been replicated, throughout a wide variety of studies, several of them involving thousands of children, and an investigation by the British General Medical Council found that Wakefield had violated ethics rules and shown "callous disregard" for the pain of children in his research.
Wakefield's results have never been replicated, throughout a wide variety of studies, several of them involving thousands of children, and an investigation by the British General Medical Council found that Wakefield had violated ethics rules and shown "callous disregard" for the pain of children in his research.
Mr Saunders admitted that the "Moondance" singer was a "mystery man in many ways" and that his genius for music had never been replicated in his PR – a fact readily attested to by fans who have often had to make do with the sight of his back during performances.
