Sentence examples for ever be viewed from inspiring English sources

Consider this: the least flattering angle a human being can ever be viewed from – and I include "accidentally switching to front-facing camera while you're in bed" in this – is running down the stairs while showing off your party outfit.

Glazer has joked that in an ideal world he'd make films that would only ever be viewed by a handful of close friends, and it's to his credit that Under the Skin doesn't make compromises to court a wider audience.

Once the relationship is established in adversarial fashion it's nearly impossible for the business to ever be viewed as an advocate.

Participants also get to see important photos that have rarely, if ever, been viewed.

The judge might also help determine whether Mr. Gibson has a future in Hollywood — indeed whether he will ever again be viewed as anything other than a growling monster.

After decades of special-interest scholarship, some scholars are asking if American history can ever again be viewed as a whole.

It is a "promo", of sorts, only ever meant to be viewed by relatives in New York.

He had long since paid off more than the value of the car loan but couldn't ever seem to be viewed as having satisfied the loan.

Take the example of a romantic tale: 'The lovers lived happily ever after' would clearly be viewed as an optimistic story.

With her new book, Ms. Mallory is volunteering for it, even though Mr. Mailer once warned her that, if they were ever exposed, "You'll be viewed as a very bad lady".

Through his trial Mr. Blagojevich came to be viewed ever more as a lone, odd, off-the-rails politician — isolated, it seemed, from just about everything else, including any broader, systematic problem in the state.