Sentence examples for if there were never from inspiring English sources
A lottery winner isn't evidence of a miracle; a truer miracle would be if there were never any winners at all.
Brooks sees the bathhouses as if there were never raids on them, or as if gays and lesbians had all chosen anonymous settings over the option of holding hands while walking on the street just because they liked dark rooms better.
"People who move things in the political landscape," she says, "are never ironists" -- as if there were never a Plato, a Jonathan Swift or a Benjamin Franklin.
Through a little bit of time and research, they became perfectly comfortable with it again and home life went back to normal as if there were never any problems at all.
His assuredness was especially apparent during a game against San Francisco when, having caught a pass in the red zone on the one-yard line, he stopped, took a long look across the field as if to acknowledge he was in a wholly other world, and then casually stepped across the goal line (cut to the 40-second mark) with his arms down, as if there were never any other place to stand.
The N.C.A.A., in turn, has interpreted the action as if there was never a judicial finding.
The problem now is the banks act as if there was never a problem.
And if there was never anything more than semblance well, that would have to do.
Ask them when they decided to become coaches and they shrug, as if there was never really a choice.
Photograph: Martin Godwin I don't give a damn if there is never another contemporary artwork on Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth.
But if there was never a golden age there were a few structures that encouraged superior work — or at least didn't actively defeat it.
