Sentence examples for always reign from inspiring English sources

A simple rule for both film and theatre: The full, head-to-toe view of the dancer's body should always reign supreme.

George Eliot found one passage in particular "inexpressibly touching": "I shall always reign through the intellect, but the life! the life!

Akanbi thinks this rejection of luxury fashion is deliberate, and is "largely cultivated by the grossly underpaid consumer … It represents a political idea which simply states that clothing is too expensive, fashion is entirely too important and rebellion will always reign supreme".

If there's one takeaway that every product manufacturer needs to learn from Steve Jobs it's that the marriage between hardware and software will always reign supreme.

Hard as it is to believe, fanny-packed tourists and Herculean chocolate candy didn't always reign supreme at the Crossroads of America.

Their creativity was often stifled or marginalized by what seemed to be a somewhat arbitrary and bizarre world where logic did not always reign," notes Ilene Fort, exhibition curator and LACMA curator of American art.

That is not to imply that harmony always reigned.

Regardless of whether the government is Labour or Conservative, British exceptionalism has always reigned supreme.

Twas ever thus in vintage noir, of course – where corruption always reigned.

Peace has also not always reigned between the Vatican and America magazine, based in New York and once described by a former editor in chief, the Rev. Thomas J. Reese, as "the Catholic PBS".

For that, Mickey Mouse always reigns king.