Sentence examples for ever applies from inspiring English sources
"Number two," she went on, now on firmer ground, "whether Batson ever applies to sexual orientation".
He is the thinking man's player — loaded with perspective, layered with intelligence — but hardly ever applies his notes on the court.
But Freed's great strength as a writer — like Anne Tyler and Muriel Spark, to name but two — is that she realizes "normal" is a word that barely, if ever, applies to human beings in real life, let alone in serious fiction.
Each statement was assessed by a five-point Likert scale (from 1 = never or hardly ever applies to me, to 5 = very often applies to me).
Was the Palm Beach standard ever applied on a statewide basis?
"These are the strictest ethics rules ever applied," he said.
"I do not believe that we should ever apply that economic, political, and military power unilaterally.
This is, of course, the fantasy of any who have ever applied for a loan.
Anyone who has ever applied to study it will know how much work is required.
Michael Frayn must have the subtlest mind ever applied to the writing of farce.
And then, "I do not believe we should ever apply our military and industrial power unilaterally".
