Sentence examples for ever emphasised from inspiring English sources

Collier had been a big influence in British jazz for almost 40 years when he celebrated all that and more on the 2004 LJF, in a dazzling display of updates and new work that, as ever, emphasised his encouragement of great improvisers - trumpet legend Harry Beckett, and saxophonists Chris Biscoe and James Allsop were among the soloists in a classy big band.

"She never emphasised her suffering.

Spain had not only confirmed their credentials to be recognised as the most devastatingfootball side there has ever been, but they also emphasised how far England have fallen behind a team of this expertise.

Jenson Button hailed his victory in the rain-affected Chinese grand prix as his best ever, and the world champion emphasised that the decision not to change his slick tyres while the rest of the field pitted for intermediates earned him the win.

Another EMS responder reflected on his near-miss event, and emphasised: "If you ever have the opportunity to wear your seatbelt in the patient compartment, it will save your life" (11-0000295).

But, in its editorial, the Times emphasised that no one was ever likely to be held accountable for these acts.

Ever wondered why discipline and respect is emphasised so much at boot camp?

Another unanswered issue is whether group differences could ever become useful for the individual diagnosis We have emphasised four major challenges for a rational and causal conceptualisation of functional disorders in psychiatry (Table  1).

McNish has forged a hugely successful career in endurance racing since with Audi (winning at Le Mans again with them in 2008) and has long emphasised that the racing is fiercer and more competitive than ever.

He emphasised the importance of "ensuring that nothing like this can ever happen again".

Already ministers emphasise an ever shrinking role for the state, with jobs being cut, pensions slashed and the public asked to take more risk.