Sentence examples for ever defined from inspiring English sources

"It's never, ever defined; there are just so many possibilities.

For the Red Sox, nobody has ever defined the aura of putting on their uniform.

In fact, no council recognized by the Orthodox church ever defined the number of sacraments.

If it were ever defined, it could hobble the Bush administration's endorsement of pre-emptive strikes.

It's confused because "non-linear TV" is hardly ever defined and is used to mean very different things.

The irony is that, having used all his resources to evade the question, Heaney is now, more than ever, defined in this way.

Those final words will for ever define Jeremy Corbyn.

Colonel Qaddafi saw his rule as a never-ending quest, without ever defining the objective.

The thing about sports, at least for guys, is that nobody ever defines the rules, not even in gym class.

But I see it in a different way: two titans facing off, with Chomsky, as ever, defining the contest.

"I'm not sure we'll ever define a salary cap the same way or speak the same language, but we have to better understand each other".