Sentence examples for it never applies from inspiring English sources

Corbett's performance will bring to mind dialect-driven novels like Ross Raisin's God's Own Country and Peter Carey's True History of the Kelly Gang, but unlike those books, it never applies the jump leads of plot to keep the narrative action turning; he allows a pretty languorous pace as we saunter the streets with Anthony and Arthur.

It never applies to the victims of that vitriol.

In the 1990's, it never applied to more than about one million people a year.

It never applied to any worker who was away from the line, Mr. Jepson said.

It never applied, a Treasury spokesman said, even though it may have gotten $250 million.

Jones' legal decision in Kitzmiller -- binding only on parts of Pennsylvania, and never appealed, so it never applied to at the District Court or national level -- was crystal clear.

"Don't dish it out, if you can't take it" never applied to Joan who disparaged herself to a cleverly brutal extreme.

In the end, I never applied.

"Personally, I hope it is never applied — because it means that citizens and guests to Rome have understood how to behave.

But even if it is never applied to document retrieval, I think it has the potential to play a leading role in all our daily lives — it could function like a kind of expert assistant, with all the facts and computational power in the world at our fingertips.

"I think that there are people who would support it because they are of the perception that it will never apply to them, you know that" (NGO).