Sentence examples for appear ever from inspiring English sources

This appendage owing to the saddle [Ephippium] was made of leather (sacculi scortei, Festus, s.v. Bulgae), and does not appear ever to have changed its form and appearance.

European citizens appear ever more discontent with their national governments and with 'Europe'.

But in recent years, French leaders appear ever more focused on banning veils.

It's the heaviest load anyone's ever placed on an unsuspecting planet, and the more we learn, the more its dimensions appear ever more staggering.

Despite Mr Blair's claim this week that he has "always trusted the people", most authority figures in Britain appear ever more suspicious of the public.

Those two appointments have never been made, and Triesman does not appear ever to have pushed for them, which gradually undermined his legitimacy.

For all the theatricality of the performance and the artifice of the spectacle, Pavlova has the rare quality of cinematic aliveness and immediacy that leaps out of its context and its story to appear ever-modern.

But even more narrowly scoped products and solutions appear ever-more likely to attempt to automate, integrate and orchestrate pieces of the data center around them.

Even the passionate workaholics who appear ever-so-busy could accomplish a whole lot more, and avoid burnout, if they allowed themselves a bit more shut-eye.

Instead, it appears ever more difficult.

But the chances of that happening appeared ever more remote.