Sentence examples for ever disturbing from inspiring English sources

The debate between the company and its critics about the virtues of Internet.org would most likely have carried on quietly, without ever disturbing the attention of ordinary Indians.

It was somehow both shameful and predictable that when Lenny Bruce was invited to appear in London for the second time, in 1963, he had no chance to perform before he was taken to the airport, deported, and banned from ever disturbing the British peace again.

The flooding effect could still trigger massive resentment against present regime; political resiliency also has to lock horns with multiple challenges in the shape of ongoing insurgencies, ever disturbing urban sectarian dissension, frightening suicide bombings in opposition to central institutions, economic weakening and regional political issues".

"Nobody has ever disturbed -- and nobody is going to disturb -- this state of affairs," he added.

No one will ever disturb it unless we run out of beansprouts and soy milk.

Later, I ask Bass himself if anything in his dealings with the dead had ever disturbed him.

A complex system of internal levers ensured that if an earthquake ever disturbed the vessel, a ball would drop from a dragon's care into the mouth of a bronze frog positioned underneath.

And Amina was relieved to see that a door had opened on the opposite side of the room, and a short, bald man in a suit, a man who looked as if nothing on earth had ever disturbed his composure, was gesturing for them to enter.

And the legend grew up that Paisley would suffer, if it was ever disturbed.

In particular, the evaluation of presence and duration of asthma symptoms was assessed by four questions according to ISAAC classification: 1) if children ever had wheezing, 2) if they ever had disturbed sleep due to wheezing, 3) if they ever had asthma, and 4) if they ever had dry cough at night, except in case of cold or chest infection [ 2].

I don't remember ever being disturbed by the noise.