Sentence examples for never have appeared from inspiring English sources

Many classic works would never have appeared without the semi-public gatherings.

"This is the kind of place that would never have appeared on a tourist map," says Morgan.

I always thought The Kumars and Goodness Gracious Me could never have appeared on any other channel; they were BBC2 products.

"The 47 lines about Ayn Rand should never have appeared," echoed Stefan (no last name given), with a bridge player's characteristic exactitude.

Their early poetry — and their theories about it — could never have appeared in The New Yorker or Poetry back then (though they do now): they needed the space their own magazines could provide.

If not for contemporary advocates of fantasy fiction, who see him as a pioneer of the genre, a new selection of his tales, "In the Land of Time," from Penguin Classics ($14), would surely never have appeared.

Never having appeared onscreen together before, Balding and Oldman initially made producers nervous.

President Barack Obama never has appeared more unsteady and uncertain at home and abroad, which is why this is the perfect moment for the Republican Party's congressional leaders to reach across the aisle in a genuinely bipartisan gesture.

So the question is – what are the best guitar tracks never to have appeared officially in a big music game?

It was an image that never would have appeared on any other women's publication.

"[The ad] never should have appeared on our service," Snap told Bloomberg.