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This winning combination of warm heart and clear eye is more than ever evident in Nature's Engraver: The Life of Thomas Bewick (Faber £20).
It was a brisk show, but with many eyes closed in reverie at the familiar melodies and lyrics, it was – as ever – evident how nimble the Stones' songwriting was.
While it's true that our obsession with repurposing elements from our childhood is ever evident; from our love affair with vintage clothes and Hollywood's obsession with remakes to gif-filled listicles.
The popularity of the Russian pianist Evgeny Kissin, who has impressed listeners with his immense gifts since his days as a child prodigy, remains as strong as ever, evident from the capacity audience at his recital on Friday evening at Carnegie Hall.
Such difficulties are ever evident in Africa, home to some 1.2 billion people.
The choice and weighting of factors forming the basis of mappings are hardly ever evident, but are subject to expert assessment that can differ greatly between nonprofessionals.
Hypocrisy would be a better word.The damage caused by this state racism is ever more evident.
She was too earnest, too well-liked, too attractive, to have ever generated evident self-consciousness.
First, it has become ever more evident that EU barriers to mobility are generating chaos on the Greek islands.
