Sentence examples for ever aggravated from inspiring English sources

Idleness only ever aggravated Miller's demons: she needed purpose to still them.

And so people, some of them pensioners fearful for their life savings, have been trooping each day, ever more aggravated, to try to get what they can.

Every Sunday morning (this being Mountain Time) I went to a sports bar called Spectators (two-dollar pitchers!) with a bunch of guys from York, Pennsylvania, in order to watch the ever-aggravating Eagles, of the late Randall Cunningham era.

"That said, however, I'm not sure I ever really got that aggravated by ideas like Pop Idol.

She's been held in a juvenile detention center in Warren, Ohio, ever since, charged with aggravated murder.

On Monday, debate centered around whether the league and police, who investigated the incident before Rice agreed not to contest a charge of aggravated assault, had ever had access to the new TMZ video.

The situation is more aggravated by the ever increasing rate of antimicrobial resistance strains.

"We regret anyone ever commits the heinous crime of aggravated murder to merit the death penalty and we prefer to use our primary method of lethal injection when such a sentence is issued.

The ever decreasing dry-season flow has aggravated the excessive river bed situation on the Bangladesh side which has been instrumental in increasing the number of devastating monsoon floods in flood-prone Bangladesh.

Hefty seat mates have always been a problem, now aggravated by the swelling ranks of the obese and ever-tighter seats.

This situation is aggravated by a trend towards ever smaller cell sizes.