Sentence examples for ever alive from inspiring English sources

David Cameron, ever alive to the public mood, announced on January 8th that he would reform executive remuneration.

Joseph is playing hide-and-seek with his legacy, so much black excellence gone but ever alive.

The corporation – ever alive to the potential for bad publicity from the "photocopier paper incident" – released a statement on today's events.

He's too young to understand concepts like coral bleaching and dying – it's tough enough for him to understand that coral was ever alive in the first place.

Ever alive to the possibilities of denouncing treason, Paisley first condemned O'Neill and then tackled the respectable Presbyterian Church in Ireland, the largest Protestant denomination in the north.

Had Marshall played to her stars' strengths — especially to Broderick's talents as a natural comedian — she might have walked away with a classic American musical: entertaining and ever alive, even in memory.

Today, both Madrid and Oslo are dead while Hamas is more alive than ever.

He was brilliant to be around, ever-changing, ever-alive.

Rereading Lorca's ever-alive posthumous book (Lorca was murdered during the Spanish Civil War in 1936, at the age of thirty-eight), one feels as though one were absorbing a poetic monologue — an extension of his influential plays.

Despite a well-known opinion to the contrary, I believe firmly in the ever-alive, eternal and in-suppressible ART as it is deeply rooted in human's evolutionary development and part of our genome.

If you ever felt alive before you met him, you will feel alive again.