Sentence examples for are always shown from inspiring English sources
adverb
At all times; ever; perpetually; throughout all time; continually; every time.
Colbert and Taylor are always shown in a state of relative undress.
Singers in costume are always shown in roles they sang at the Met.
Millar is less keen on Hollywood's depiction of his profession: " We are always shown in a vest covered in sweat and oil".
We have also tried to make it easier to navigate through the subsections, for example in Culture you are always shown the next section in the sequence.
Participants whose words are cut but not altered are always shown a transcript of what they have said and allowed to make any changes.
Guests are always shown deference – Dingell was, for example, given a standing ovation before he had even spoken, and another once he had finished.
"The others are always showing their strength.
Experienced pros are always showing the younger ones the ropes".
Things I'm afraid of are always showing up in my cartoons".
Sharon and I are always showing each other pictures of our kids.
LOCAL politicians are always showing up at community events, holiday parties, ribbon cuttings and ethnic festivals.
