Sentence examples for ever be true from inspiring English sources

Can literary fiction ever be true to contemporary life?

Will there ever be true accountability to governments or big businesses when there is money involved?

Whether it will ever be true of the Huxleys remains to be seen.

Will the same ever be true for people with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)?

It's the first piece in which Beethoven's idea becomes clear that there's exposition, development and recapitulation, but there can't ever be true recapitulation — things happen to us in life.

And can salaried professionals ever be true "bloggers", or are they always prevented by their position from displaying the freedom, frivolity and originality that is the hallmark of an excellent literary blog?

One wonders whether the words are, or ever were, true.

The lie that the Democrats are the party of the people, if it ever was true, hasn't been true in a very long time".

David Jones, a columnist for The Patriot-News of Harrisburg, Pa., wrote that Paterno's "speech was slow and slightly slurred, and his intellect seemed a little dulled and delayed — something that's never, ever been true".

In films, books, music and television and on the social media networks, we have rethought gender roles, and the old virgin versus slut metaphor rings false, if it ever was true.

Okay, let's get real, has that ever been true?