Sentence examples for ever confirming from inspiring English sources

The chipmaker's gross profit margin of 64.7% was its highest ever, confirming the company's success in reducing costs.

Yet Ms. Jones, in her first Broadway appearance in four years, is as illuminating as ever, confirming her reputation as an actress of not only formidable charisma but also meticulous craft.

Presumably that will depend on what we mean by the sentence, whether we mean to be adverting to two states of affairs neither of which we have any prospect of ever confirming.

(Neither ever confirmed the marriage).

But no Russian officials ever confirmed he has arrived.

"One of the best weekends ever," confirms Dunthorne.

Gerald Lynch on the Second Circuit, or Goodwin Liu, if he's ever confirmed on the Ninth, will be possibilities.

Apple claims that it is capable of 10 hours' battery life, though real-world tests hardly ever confirm manufacturers' claims.

No one had ever confirmed where such films might be hidden, or even if they existed at all.

Belgians called in sightings of Abdeslam on several occasions, but none of those sightings was ever confirmed.

There were rumours – one involved his execution by a Mexican firing squad – but nothing was ever confirmed.