Sentence examples for have ever shown from inspiring English sources

But it's hard to say that computers have ever shown it.

Their performances are among the most one-dimensional and stereotyped that have ever shown up on a Broadway stage — and that's a large part of their roaring success.

'The BBC has an archive of all these tapes where they have just dumped all the news items they have ever shown.

No marriage equality opponents have ever shown that the government has a compelling interest in restricting marriage to heterosexual couples or that any harm will result from granting same-sex couples equal rights.

Tackling that contradiction would mean debating much of Japan's postwar defence architecture, including its 1947 "pacifist" constitution, a huge can of worms that few politicians have ever shown the stomach for – on the issue of cost alone, one estimate is that Japan's five thousand billion yen defence budget would need to increase by 10 per cent annually for a decade.

He says no studies have ever shown that the silicone gel used to fill breast implants causes health problems.

"It is one of the most radical works we have ever showed at Tate," Chris Dercon, the museum's director, said.

Neither Obama, in 2008, nor Romney, in 2012, have ever showed much interest in casually talking at length, on the record, with the traveling press corps.

No one had ever shown me me in real life".

"It was definitely the most emotion I've ever shown".

In 40 years, no study has ever shown that they do anything to reduce injuries.