Sentence examples for ever adore from inspiring English sources

Did you ever adore a teacher?

"I've collaborated with him on so many movies — since "Sister Act" — and have only ever adored him as a friend and as a boss.

Essential to our planet's existence, the Sun our nearest star is also the most fascinating object humans have ever adored, literally the difference between day and night.

Since pets rarely outlive their caregivers, this loss is something that unites everyone who has ever adored another species.

Except for the blood spatters and bared teeth, it looked like every cartoon fox I'd ever adored as a kid.

It took me about ten seconds to restrain myself, to decide not to slap this person in the face for wishing ill on the child I already adore more than I have ever adored anyone.

I could continue to suffer and leave the only job I've ever adored, or I could have it surgically repaired and resume my now-more-joyous (due to freedom from pain) life.

Mary makes her first ever visit to Rome to explore a cooking culture that she has always adored.

The following interrogation ensued: CARSON: Have you ever extravagantly adored?

No American was ever more adored by the French than Benjamin Franklin, who has been called "the sage of Philadelphia and Passy". He lived in Passy for eight and a half years from 1777 to 1785, charming the French into financing our often shaky Revolutionary War -- first secretly, then as official allies.

Twice in the last days before American troops seized Baghdad, Iraqi television showed him on the streets, surrounded, as ever, by adoring crowds -- the leader revered by his people, but doing nothing, at least nothing that was visible, to help them.