Sentence examples for which never helps from inspiring English sources
"This is one where someone was murdered, which never helps it sell," he added.
Lean's most obvious cinematic successor may be the equally sex-shy Steven Spielberg, which never helps the argument for artistic ennoblement, but we really need to get over that.
Not only will you get all worked up if you allow your grievance to fester, which never helps the situation, but if you don't mention that your prawn curry was woefully short of the eponymous shellfish until you've cleared the plate, you're unlikely to get a replacement – and risk looking like you're just after a free meal.
"But we went out in the second half and conceded two soft goals which never helps, and you're always chasing the game". City face a Bury side who have knocked them out of the Cup at Gigg Lane twice since 2007, but Tully hopes that Exeter can get a win to kick-start their season.
When we move into a state of genuine appreciation and gratitude for the learning associated with the difficulty, we can move out of feeling sorry for ourselves (which never helps).
Don't write your essay the night before it's due, as you will be stressed and have an immediate deadline, which never helps focus.
It's not like a backhand in tennis, which would never help you off the court.
Now is the time when it is time to talk about white racism, and I find myself thinking about what would help make it an interesting and enlightening experience, rather than one filled with humiliation and degradation, which can never help.
Which, I know from experience, never helps.
Glare never helps visibility, never.
