Sentence examples for always furthered from inspiring English sources

Maximus' attempt to achieve balance in spiritual theory and practice was not always furthered by later theologians; he thus remains an independent and original thinker in the history of Christian speculation.

At the same time Rossini, who had always furthered Donizetti's interests in Paris and entrusted to him the first performance of his Stabat Mater at Bologna, urged him to undertake the vacant directorship of the Liceo in that city.

The art of preparation has been a distinguishing feature of many world champions and has always furthered the progress of chess thinking".

Finally it might be Selected or Collected, yet there was always further work to be done.

Who cares if her singing and her acting don't always further each other?

She has past experiences, to be sure, but they always further the argument of the moment.

Such is the nature of global warming that the problem is always further along than it seems.

Cole did not enjoy the same shield on the opposite side, where Juan Mata's instincts are always further forward, but even then they were breached far too easily.

It's always further than we think, because we limit ourselves, as we think about this, to what we're able to prove and demonstrate.... And, unless you believe that we have uncovered everything, you have to assume there is more than we're able to report".

As always, further research is needed.

The proprioceptive drift is always positive meaning that the pointed location is always further from the tip of the thumb after each session.