Sentence examples for ever be imagined from inspiring English sources

Entire blocks are frozen on the logic that the first buildings ever put there are also the best that could ever be imagined there.

Now that I am about to put on imperishability, mere existence seems the most remarkable thing that could ever be imagined.

But as of today he may understand what the German philosopher meant when he wrote that the views from the heights are always greater than those that can ever be imagined in the valleys.

Two of the great meals available in the Bahamas can be discovered there, as different from each other as could ever be imagined by a tourist board, restaurant critic or hungry traveler, and each as capable of shifting a person's worldview as a miracle.

Samuel Barber's Antony and Cleopatra was as gala an affair as could ever be imagined in those golden years of classical music in America.

And we hold truth, honor and victory as we watch our American Marines, human beings, murdered on foreign soil for nothing more than to be counted as sheep in a line of fire in a far more evil world than can ever be imagined.

In the war, Franks accorded the Special Forces a bigger role than had ever been imagined.

Outside of science fiction, the hydrogen car is probably the most radical reinvention of the automobile that has ever been imagined.

The result was that the plant was blessed with a far more diversified base of raw materials than had ever been imagined.

These transformed the nature of communication, allowing people to speak with one another across long distances far more quickly than could have ever been imagined.

What can be said is that African-Americans buy books that are relevant to their experience in greater numbers than have ever been imagined by most publishers, who are quarrying for black writers.