Sentence examples for would never be recognised from inspiring English sources

"The head of that little girl was never, and would never be, recognised by prime minister Blair or President Clinton," he said.

By this point, his career is taking off, but hers is not; she would never be recognised as the gifted, spectacularly whiny poet that she was until after her death.

Will Ukraine return to war? Addressing the nation on TV late Monday, President Poroshenko described the 2 November "pseudo-elections" in Donetsk and Luhansk as a "farce at gunpoint" which would never be recognised as legitimate.

Addressing the nation on TV late on Monday, President Poroshenko described Sunday's "pseudo-elections" in Donetsk and Luhansk as a "farce at gunpoint" which would never be recognised as legitimate.

It proclaimed independence in 1990, but has never been recognised internationally.

Whereas I'm not like that, so I would never be in that position, I would never want to be recognised for being more of a celebrity".

Mackerras was a talented pasticheur, but recognised he would never be a composer.

With that on my body I would never be free". She says if you met her two years ago you wouldn't recognise her.

The US government did not officially recognise the Hmong contribution until 1997, when the Clinton administration authorised a plaque at Arlington National Cemetery saying that their valour would never be forgotten.

She would never be fertile.

The dead man's husband, Marco Bulmer-Rizzi, was told the death certificate would state "never married" and he would not be recognised as next of kin.