Sentence examples for ever encouraged from inspiring English sources

Are you rehearsing up there?' No one was ever encouraged to play guitar in a band.

"No one is ever encouraged to go overboard, but it's the Pope," said Mr Palmo, the Vatican reporter.

Asked if she had ever encouraged him to succeed her as the leader of the party, he was vague.

"Coffee experts" are often purists, which may explain why none of them had ever encouraged Schultz to drown his espresso in steamed milk.

Tilak was one of the first to maintain that Indians should cease to cooperate with foreign rule, but he always denied that he had ever encouraged the use of violence.

She had not been the kind to pick favorites among her students; nor had she ever encouraged any personal interaction with them, as far as he knew, though he could see why Siyu, motherless and with a gentle and loving father, might seek out a professor despite, or perhaps because of, her sternness.

Ever encouraging, he wrote after Lyndon Johnson's 1965 inauguration that Judge Burger should be president; his friend returned the compliment.

Uniforms are designed to make a distinction between "us" and "them" that nobody should ever encourage in a residential environment.

Ward was asked if he would ever encourage Roethlisberger to look after himself, as Driver did with Rodgers, rather than play through a concussion.

De Villiers maintained that Burger had not gouged Fitzgerald: "We'll never, ever encourage anybody to be part of something which brings the game into disrepute.

As such, it is unlikely to ever encourage the use of adblocking to the same extent as Apple, and has previously banned adblockers from the Android app store.