Examples of 'never really had' in a sentence
Meaning of "never really had"
never really had: This phrase suggests a lack of experience or exposure to something, indicating that the individual has not had a particular opportunity, possession, or relationship in the past
How to use "never really had" in a sentence
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never really had
I have never really had a head cold.
It is like losing something you never really had.
She never really had a specific stop.
The thing is we never really had any.
Never really had anyone to cook for.
These people never really had a chance.
I never really had a relationship with my father.
This is why we never really had a marriage.
I never really had any problems in school.
The one you never really had.
I never really had a chance to properly introduce.
The problem is we have never really had time to do it.
I never really had the patience for it.
And my music has never really had a home.
I never really had a shot with him.
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Especially when you never really had them.
They never really had an easy time.
Especially if you have never really had one.
I have never really had girlfriends before.
Some are poor because they never really had opportunity.
I have never really had one of my own.
I suppose your little niece never really had a chance.
I have never really had power before.
History has given it something that it never really had.
The baby never really had a chance.
Constantly moving from place to place and never really had.
We have never really had time to talk.
J for whom the bell tolls we never really had a category.
I have never really had a serious boyfriend.
It was about some assumption of power that they never really had.
I bet you never really had a woman.
You can finally have the mother that you never really had.
I never really had a friend like that.
Because you have never really had fine wine.
I never really had an aptitude for engines.
And that many of them never really had an opportunity.
I never really had any formal training.
Maybe as a passenger he never really had to focus like this.
I never really had an opportunity to start one.
She felt like she never really had a family.
We never really had anything they wanted.
It occurs to me that we have never really had the opportunity to talk.
I never really had anything in the plan.
Except for the fact that we never really had a first one.
I have never really had a proper name.
And it can not give you the dad you never really had.
Maybe we never really had anything at all.
Seven weeks people in the music business have never really had a habit of wanting.
We have never really had a chance to talk.
But if you think about it religion has never really had a problem with murder.
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I really do not deserve to be treated like this
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