Sentence examples for ever acted as from inspiring English sources

Unlike in European parliamentary parties, American congressional delegations have seldom, if ever, acted as unified and disciplined fighting forces.

We ought to know better than to fall for this, especially those of us who have ever acted as confidants to the obsessed.

Whether or not Lake Rukwa has ever acted as link between the faunas of LT and LM [ 41] cannot be answered by our data.

The same is true of Stephen Jackson, who for all of his many offensive talents, is far too inefficient (and perhaps far too volatile) to ever act as a team's fulcrum.

Eventually, the absence in 5FcytNit of hydrogen bonds involving fluorine is in agreement with findings that covalently bound fluorine hardly ever acts as acceptor for available Brønsted acidic sites in the presence of competing heteroatom acceptors.

Unless you're a state bird, a beautiful wild flower, or a historic/cultural icon, it's pretty unlikely that your mug will ever act as proof-of-payment on a piece of mail.

Art, possibly more than ever, acts as a quiet force of repose, but even that is mediated by the rush and whirr of the contemporary.

He acted as confident as ever.

Nor has she ever acted violently toward me, as Elizabeth has.

The first time I ever acted, it felt right, as if that's what I'm supposed to do with my bones.

David Cameron – who was last week subject to a six-figure bid (believed to be in the region of £6) from newly promoted QPR, whose boss Neil Warnock apparently admires the prime minister's ability "to change direction at a moment's notice, wrong‑footing defenders and leaving Daily Telegraph leader writers trailing in his wake" – has as ever acted immediately and decisively.