Sentence examples for ever be permitted from inspiring English sources

Should genomic discrimination ever be permitted?

"And no one should ever be permitted to behave as he often did".

Official Rule 4.19 states, in part, "No protest shall ever be permitted on judgment decisions by the umpire".

A possible question for a 2016 Republican Party debate is whether the candidates think that nine-year-olds should ever be permitted to fire automatic weapons.

Everyone I knew hummed the hits of Hong Kong pop idols and gawked at the city's skyline in films, but we understood that, as mainlanders, few of us would ever be permitted to see the Fragrant Harbor ourselves.

Will EPA ever be permitted to publish the proposed rule?

It was while engaged in this shallow and worthless enterprise that I became startled by the sudden knowledge that this was probably the most expensive private house I'd ever been permitted to enter.

When I lived in LA, I hung out with an actor type who was probably the one man I've ever been permitted to touch who looked like a male stripper.

On two occasions, Ripley's assumption of political cover to go after elusive birds has helped him wangle his way into Nepal, an ornithologically imposing independent kingdom on the southern slope of the Himalayas but one so inhospitable to foreigners that no Occidental had ever been permitted to collect birds in its hinterlands.

We never from the beginning have had a genuine republican form of government in any state in the Union; for in no state have "the people" ever been permitted to elect their representatives.

The main priority bestowed upon us is the question of how we should fit into the structural racial categories in place already – only a yes or no, black and white answer has ever been permitted.