Sentence examples for ever being held from inspiring English sources
The rabbis were also allowed to move on to new employment without ever being held accountable.
6 40 P.M. E.T.: Some political writers and pundits (I'm looking at you, Dick Morris) spend years making ridiculous predictions without ever being held accountable for them.
The same intelligence-at-any-price culture that led us to Abu Ghraib keeps the real terrorists from ever being held to account.
The lawsuit is discouraging because the death-by-gun lobby has successfully advocated for legislative prophylactics that prevent gunmakers, almost uniquely among American manufacturers, from ever being held responsible for the deaths that their products cause.
Welcome, in other words, to Washington, where "senior State Department officials," "White House aides" and other familiar wraiths can say what they want without ever being held accountable for it.
He added: "The families have had to suffer the indignity of being drip-fed information over the years, with new wounds opened each time and with none of the bombers ever being held criminally responsible.
Because we accept debt, few university administrators have ever been held accountable for the tuition charged.
None of us has ever been held accountable for an act no one knew we committed.
It was the first time night classes had ever been held there.
