Sentence examples for ever anew from inspiring English sources

"The cow is on the run since late May — and mocks her captors ever anew".

It begins anew each ever-hotter, ever-more-humid morning when I think about what to wear.

In 152 very small pages it recreates the world anew, altering ever so slightly the outlook of the reader for ever.

As ever, though, hope springs anew for British fans.

It taps into a part of the British psyche that throbs as vibrantly as ever – a fact demonstrated anew with Thursday's byelection results.

In an article published in 1957, which included eight full-page photographs, Wright described his thoughts about how high mountain beauty resembles great music: "Beauty haunts the high country like a majestic hymn, sings in cold sunny air, the brilliant mountain air makes of sunlight a living thing floats in cloud forms filters changing floods of light ever clothing the mountains anew.

Offering something to Turkey, to the Middle East and to the world anew is more difficult than ever, but it is very badly needed.

Just as Lily helps us grasp the sneaky complexity of power roles, without quite attaining that insight herself, so, too, does she help us look anew at Monet's work without ever breaking into the language of art criticism.

There are those who have lost faith and those who have found it anew; those who pretend life is the same as it ever was and those who assert that nothing can ever be regained.

They came and were and are not   And come no more anew; And all the years and seasons   That ever can ensue   Must now be worse and few.

When I woke up in the morning, the first thing I did was reach for my ever-present iPhone to start the email and worry cycle anew.