Sentence examples for never corresponded from inspiring English sources

The two men never corresponded again, though Erasmus maintained a civil and even friendly correspondence with Melanchthon, a talented humanist and educational reformer.

In fact, the idea of pure British blood, as he shows, has never corresponded with reality.

"I just feel terrible for her," Mr. Weiner said, adding that he had never corresponded with her.

I didn't keep in touch with them, I never corresponded with enemies of the Party, I never received letters from camps, I never gave them material help, I met them only infrequently and by chance..

I didn't keep in touch with them, I never corresponded with enemies of the Party, I never received letters from camps, I never gave them material help, I met them only infrequently and by chance.

After one unfriendly exchange of letters in 1526 (Luther's letter, sadly, has not survived), the two men never corresponded again.

However it is exceptional that this kind of bijective correspondence occurs, because of considerations of implementation, installing software packages whose outline never corresponds to the functional blocks imagined, etc. Therefore the correspondence between the functional blocks and software blocks must be controlled.

They do not live in a world of total denial, but they do seek predictability... that never corresponds to the problems they face.

That's probably a little unkind; what is said in public never corresponds exactly to what is said in discussions with the rest of the FOMC or in private.

In the EWCS I use the question: "Does your main job involve… working with computer, laptops, etc.? The variable ranges from 1 "all of the time" to 7 "never" ("almost all of the time", "around ¾ of the time", "around ½ of the time", "around ¼ of the time", and "almost never" correspond to middle answers).

"The final sculpture never corresponds to what we [originally] saw: the work always surpasses the imagination," says Antonello.