Despite extensive repairs, the ship never would be considered seaworthy for long voyages.
Even with advanced technology, some scientific questions never would be answered definitively.
Given his poor health, he never would be able to complete the marathon.
He acknowledged that his skills never would be adequate for the job.
He dreaded the thought that his health never would recover.
He hoped his mistakes never would be repeated.
He hoped his words never would be taken out of context.
He hoped that his actions never would be misinterpreted.
He hoped that his fears never would be confirmed.
He hoped that his sacrifices never would be in vain.
He knew his dream of becoming an astronaut never would be realized.
He lamented that he never would be able to travel the world.
He never would be caught dead wearing such an outlandish outfit.
He predicted that the climate never would revert to its previous state.
He predicted that the government never would be stable.
He predicted that the planet never would be able to sustain such consumption.
He promised himself he never would be defeated again.
He promised himself he never would be dependent on anyone again.
He promised his children he never would be absent again.
He promised his constituents he never would be complacent.
He promised his employees he never would be unreasonable.
He promised his family he never would be reckless again.
He promised his supporters he never would be corrupt.
He resigned himself to the fact that he never would be rich.
He swore he never would be unfaithful to his wife.
He vowed that he never would be a burden to his family.
I assumed that the problem never would be addressed.
I assumed that the situation never would escalate.
I felt certain that the abandoned house never would be inhabited again.
I knew that the challenge never would be easy.
I knew that the outcome never would be guaranteed.
I knew that the path never would be clear.
I knew that the process never would be painless.
I knew that the process never would be quick.
I realized that I never would be truly happy there.
I regretted that I never would be able to see my grandfather again.
I suspected that the truth never would be pleasant.
I suspected the offer never would be genuine.
I thought the project never would be finished on time.
I understood that the compromise never would satisfy everyone.
I understood that the consequences never would be minimal.
I understood that the decision never would be popular.
I understood that the investigation never would be closed.
I understood that the solution never would be obvious.
I understood that the task never would be simple.
I was certain that the opportunity never would arise again.
I worried that my secret never would be safe.
If I had known the consequences, I never would be involved.
My grandmother insisted that she never would be comfortable using a smartphone.
My parents told me I never would be allowed to get a tattoo.
She admitted she never would be able to forgive him.
She assumed the truth never would be revealed.
She believed the broken vase, no matter how carefully glued, never would be whole again.
She confessed that she never would be comfortable speaking in public.
She feared her weaknesses never would be overcome.
She feared that her dreams never would come true.
She feared that her memories never would fade.
She feared that her talent never would be recognized.
She hoped that the lies never would unravel the truth.
She hoped that the pain never would return.
She hoped that the scars never would be visible.
She knew that her performance never would be perfect.
She never would be the same after witnessing such a tragedy.
She promised herself she never would be manipulated like that again.
She recognized that her efforts never would be appreciated.
She said that she never would be ready to leave her childhood home.
She sighed, knowing that the relationship never would be repaired.
She vowed that she never would be a doormat.
She vowed that she never would be a victim.
She vowed that she never would be afraid.
She vowed that she never would be complicit.
She vowed that she never would be intimidated.
She vowed that she never would be silenced.
She whispered that she never would be silent.
That old car, no matter how much he polished it, never would be roadworthy again.
That politician, with his track record, never would be trusted by the public.
The ancient artifact, though carefully preserved, never would be entirely free of decay.
The mystery, it seemed, never would be solved.
The painting, even with the restoration efforts, never would be as vibrant as the artist intended.
The stray kitten, despite the care it received, never would be a large or powerful cat.
They asserted that the evidence never would be sufficient to convict him.
They assumed that the criticism never would cease.
They assumed that the information never would be leaked.
They assumed that the news never would be good.
They assumed that the problem never would solve itself.
They believed that the anger never would dissipate.
They believed that the inequality never would disappear.
They believed that the peace never would be permanent.
They believed that the society never would be truly equal.
They believed that the system never would be fair.
They believed that the victory never would be complete.
They believed that the world never would be the same after the war.
They believed the injustice never would be rectified.
They feared their love story never would be accepted by their families.
They hoped that their contributions never would be forgotten.
They never would be successful without a more strategic plan.
They predicted that the economy never would be strong again.
They predicted that the technology never would replace human interaction.
They predicted that the trend never would last.
They resigned themselves to the fact that the situation never would improve.