Sentence examples for have never adapted from inspiring English sources

Then plastic pitches come around which you have never adapted to and which put different stresses on your body.

Contrary to Buddhist and Hindu philosophies, which name such citizens as a constitutional part of their societies,the Old Continent is in dire need of a mental reform, in order to better understand those who have never adapted (or who have been discouraged from adapting) to their own bodies.

Tim Pigott-Smith's excellent Higgins is like some overgrown baby whose ego has never adapted to social custom.

The problem with the end of Blatter's year, though, is that FIFA has never adapted to the standards of transparency that govern many international entities.

"Go, go, go, go, go!" "But I felt that you've never adapted your Jewishness, your Upper West Side-ness" — they both laughed — "to make other people more comfortable.

Bennett, after all, writes plays and writes about dead poets (in lectures for the Channel 4 series Poetry in Motion, inter alia), but doesn't go in for critical essays about novels, has never adapted an adult novel, and has only featured one highly atypical novelist (Kafka) in his drama.

I had never adapted a book.

But, with all this harmony between page and screen, what about those books that have never been adapted?

While there have been updates of his plays, like the The Hip Hop Shakespeare Company for example, they have never been adapted for the web until now.

In contrast, those researchers that do attempt to measure L2 aptitude more objectively are confronted with an enormous number of (commercial or noncommercial) tests, subtests, and measures, most of which have never been adapted or validated for the experimental situation.

In general indications and contraindications have never been consequently adapted to newer results.