Sentence examples for blowing ever from inspiring English sources

With the national winds blowing ever stronger against the party in power, threatened Democrats are tailoring their message to their particular district or state -- with party leaders' encouragement.

The country's demographic headwind, for example, blows ever harder.Hundreds of towns and villages are threatened with depopulation.

The gale of creative destruction blew ever harder after his death in 1950, particularly after the stagflation of the 1970s.

Later in Australia I had LSD and I had the most mind blowing experience ever.

A decade earlier, upon completing an unhappy tour of the United States, Dickens judged the country "the heaviest blow ever dealt at liberty".

This attack is the most shocking blow ever directed at the United States itself.

But there were nowhere near as many new ideas to be found -- the winds of midcentury modernism blow ever more stifling.

The Emancipation Proclamation was probably the most moral blow ever struck by an individual in American political history, but he sometimes made it sound as if he had been concerned only with getting black bodies into blue uniforms.

The judgment "remains the most crippling blow ever delivered to the sinister men" within Iran "who snuffed out the lives of the best and the brightest of their nation," Hakakian concludes.

In the most severe military blow ever to Colombia's Marxist rebels, government forces have killed the number two guerrilla leader in a pre-dawn cross-border air raid.

NBC News had been suffering from terrible ratings almost across the board, and from the worst blow ever to its prestige when it was revealed that it had faked shots of a truck exploding for its newsmagazine "Dateline".