Sentence examples for not having produced from inspiring English sources

"Radical design is known for not having produced that many buildings; it's very conceptual in its thinking," says the exhibition's co-curator, Sumitra Upham.

"There's no demand for a body of work, though writers will be criticized for not having produced one," Rabe noted about playwriting, in 1992.

But then there are shows like 'The Dead' and 'The Last Five Years,' which lost money but were great shows and I can't imagine not having produced them".

If the true picture is a little more nuanced, the player not having produced consistent performances of this calibre for some time before his departure from Milan, then his importance to Juventus is undeniable.

And there was Ms. Braun portraying that duo as having cynically fed from the public trough, straining to make a virtue of her own, longer history of government jobs not having produced similar personal riches.

In 2013, I wrote a piece revisiting the program in which, surprised by the amount of work that had gone on behind the scenes — including a staff dramaturge, workshop performances and at least one completed opera — I essentially gave the Met a pass for not having produced more.

Bob could not have produced the _Review _on his own.

One myth is no more or less "true" than the other — Britain could not have produced "Invisible Man"; America could not have produced "Jane Eyre".

It would not have produced a ruff, but it would have attacked South's communications.

The officials said this smuggling operation could not have produced any other result.

They could not have produced a better image for the revolution itself.