Sentence examples for ever admired from inspiring English sources

(Neither man was ever admired for his equanimity).

Everything I'd ever admired about the Pompidou was sitting right there in that drawer.

His going from government may yet come to be regretted far more than his presence there was ever admired.

Tonkin said it "has the power to move anyone who has ever admired Keats's work".

Someone, I think Philip Guston, said that, if you're an artist, every artist you've ever admired follows you into the studio.

"When you read there, you're aware that just about every writer you've ever admired has gone before you," said the playwright Tony Kushner, who began attending readings at the Y as an undergraduate at Columbia in the 1970s.

Will I ever admire Bacon again?

He is very rich and powerful which perhaps allowed him to think that there were no limits to what he was permitted, or that since the world was in any case always watching, it would only ever admire, never critique.

"I always admired him, ever since I was little," said Vezo this week.

I've always admired Samuel Beckett's maxim "Ever tried.

Ever since my days as a desk assistant at ABC News, I've always admired Charlie's work.