Sentence examples for ever engaged from inspiring English sources

"It's the most radical food experiment we've ever engaged in.

Friends, Iraq is the most audacious nation-building project America has ever engaged in.

One wonders if she ever engaged her subjects in a lively conversation about gay marriage or ­evolution.

He laughed when asked if he had ever engaged in any trash-talking, either as a coach or player.

Most believed that conscription would again be needed if the nation ever engaged in a significant conflict.

"This is perhaps the most extraordinary investigation the F.B.I. has ever engaged in, and the most complex," Ms. Shapiro said.

"He's probably right – very few people have ever engaged in depravity and evil quite like he did".

Pakistan's high commission in Delhi rejected the allegations and denied having ever engaged in activities "incompatible with its diplomatic status".

Nor, contrary to the article's assertion, has Iran ever engaged in such attacks against its Persian Gulf neighbors, with which Iran has maintained good neighborly relations.

So the challengers would have to admit that a statute saying that "anyone who has ever engaged in commercial activity must buy health insurance" would be constitutional.

"The actions we've taken are the most sweeping and unprecedented, and broadest in scope, that we've ever engaged in at the F.A.A.," Ms. Erickson said.