Sentence examples for as ever pointed from inspiring English sources

When the call failed to arrive, Sam Donaldson, intrepid as ever, pointed to the phone and asked Dole, "Shouldn't you have a battery in it?" To which, naturally, an adequate reply was neither required nor offered.

"Nobody ever pointed it out as underbaked, which I just said, 'Whew.

And as Furiati tells it, no one ever pointed Randall toward the door.

In keeping of the political theme, let's consider the following: while it would be acceptable to consider Reagan era as a benchmark administration for modern politics, no one would ever point to it as the 'start' of anything except maybe the crack epidemic in black neighborhoods.

No one ever points fingers".

Futures for American exchanges are also pointing upward, but credit markets are as jammed as ever.

He rattled off his (impressively articulate, as ever) talking points so fast that they were hard to follow.

This season, for the first time like ever, as Laura Bennett pointed out in her blog on the official show site, the contestants were given a huge advantage over previous seasons.

Any answer to the show's rhetorical question is, I suppose, as ever, beside the point.

As ever, the sticking point was money.

The Saints' offense is as strong as ever, scoring 122 points in the preseason.