Sentence examples for was never applied from inspiring English sources
adverb
At no time; on no occasion; in no circumstance.
- I finally finished, and I never want to do that again.
"Rumpled" was one word that was never applied to him.
A Unicef programme to ensure that carpets carry child-free certificates was never applied to Morocco.
"So many decent journalists have been arrested under a 1906 act [The Prevention of Corruption Act] that was never applied to journalists before.
When the studio was being plastered, he decided that he liked the rough undercoat; the white finishing layer was never applied.
In the Eastern Rite churches — the Ukrainian and Melkite denominations, for instance, which are autonomous yet recognized by the Vatican as fully Catholic — the requirement of celibacy was never applied as strictly.
The law was never applied, and Magnus was succeeded by Sverrir Sigurdsson, a priest from the Faroe Islands who represented himself as a grandson of Harald IV, the first pretender king.
She lived in a world where they were never applied.
They also note that those words were never applied to her husband, Bill Clinton.
"Here, even when there is legislation, it is never applied".Snobbery makes things worse.
Oddly enough, such long spans in stone were never applied to buildings.
Achebe has been fiercely critical of those who search for "universality" in African fiction, arguing that such a standard is never applied to Western fiction.
