Sentence examples for described as ever from inspiring English sources

Keeping a close watch, the boys' polite older sisters seemed equally harmless, as they cheered for their younger brothers in a family outing that a passer-by, who apparently did not know they were the Asahara clan, described as "ever so lovely".

Her own transformative power, often frightful even for her to contemplate, is their presiding subject: the "still — Volcano — Life" she describes as ever churning under her daily rounds.

Or he did until he ran afoul of a body he describes as ever more consumed with writing nuisance tickets, executing dubious stop-and-frisks and arrests, and manipulating crime reports.

He also delivers some sharp pen portraits: Alan Yentob, the BBC's executive as maverick, he describes as ever-elusive, "spear-fishing with Marlon Brando" or "doing a deal with Zeffirelli for an all-dwarf production of La forza del destino".

He speaks of a fundamentalist-Christian-cult upbringing that he describes as, "The scariest thing I ever saw".

Might the task be described as the Everest of dentistry?

In his capacity to find out the covenant breaker, he is described as sleepless, ever-waking, and having 1,000 ears, 10,000 eyes, and a wide outlook.

Aides to other politicians considering runs complained that they must incessantly track news Web sites, blogs and cable television programs to keep up with what one described as the "ever-shifting grounds" under the next Senate race.

This year's are described as the biggest ever.

Cherry-Garrard's harrowing account is rightly described as the greatest ever account of extreme adventure.

Once with a ball Bradman described as "the finest ever to take my wicket".