Sentence examples for as ever existed from inspiring English sources

"It is as rigid a form of segregation as ever existed in this country," Mr. Koppel says.

Other than a freak World Series appearance in 1944, amid a wartime talent drought so dire that a one-armed outfielder eventually made the starting lineup, the Browns were as universally unloved a baseball team as ever existed.

No specific age is ever given and his last name is barely used, which is appropriate since Fergus's family are "cabin people," as impoverished and isolated a peasantry as ever existed in Western Europe.

S RES, France -- No one knows exactly why the international prototype of the kilogram, as pampered a hunk of platinum and iridium as ever existed, appears to weigh less than it did when it was manufactured in the late 19th century.

"That piece is as good a piece of entertainment as ever existed," A.C. Lyles, Paramount producer and executive for 75 years and a close friend of O'Connor's, said Saturday.

Shakespeare lived in as satiric and short-tempered a circle as has ever existed; if, close to his retirement, he was bald, and had a picture painted where he wasn't, they would have jumped on him, and he knew it.

What our tester 4Runner had that you cannot get in a Highlander, however, is as smooth a V-8 as has ever existed in the history of SUVs.

It's a gospel premised on the idea that Christians should have an easy existence, and it's as false a gospel as has ever existed.

My first awareness of when technology could help us be idiots was the Seinfeld episode (season 3, episode 4) in which George (as archetypical an idiot as has ever existed) left an angry rant on his girlfriend's answering machine while she was away on a trip and the show was devoted to the idiotic lengths to which he went to prevent her from hearing the message.

And that represents as great a danger to our democracy as has ever existed from within our borders".

Neither this Oxford nor these northern lands correspond exactly to any such places as they ever existed, or to any definable time.