Sentence examples for ever exhausting from inspiring English sources

Each of them provided skeletal but highly suggestive frameworks – such as Carla Bley's tunes Vashkar and Ida Lupino and Peacock's Blood and Nothing Ever Was, Anyway – that he could explore time and again without ever exhausting their possibilities.

Do LA ever exhaust its ways to amaze you in the ways it's different from the rest of the country?

Then he seemed to sow some, saying he would "support a multilateral effort to disarm" Mr. Hussein "by force, if we ever exhaust those other options as the president has promised, but I will not support a unilateral U.S. war against Iraq unless that threat is imminent and the multilateral effort has not proven possible under any circumstances".

Before he voted to give Mr. Bush the authority to use force in Iraq, he declared on the Senate floor: "I will support a multilateral effort to disarm him by force, if we ever exhaust those other options, as the president has promised, but I will not support a unilateral U.S. war against Iraq unless that threat is imminent and the multilateral effort has not proven possible under any circumstances".

No analysis into relations and terms can ever exhaust its nature or fail in the end to belie its essence.

We can think up to 60 000 thoughts a day so there is no way we will ever exhaust the resources.

But it is the miracle of this book that it is exhaustive without ever being exhausting.

Mather wonders if Ferguson ever gets exhausted, smiling like that.

Do you ever get exhausted by it all and think, I wish the Internet came in a book?

But what has changed in recent years is the growing recognition that concerns about carbon emissions and climate change mean that it is increasingly unlikely that the world's reserves of oil will ever be exhausted," Mr Dale said.

Her ever more exhausted and worn-down appearance towards the end of that 22-year stint was probably, in retrospect, a sign of the terminal cancer diagnosed soon after her retirement from Albert Square: she had twice previously taken leave to be treated for breast cancer.