Sentence examples for ever formulated from inspiring English sources

Quantum mechanics is perhaps the most successful theory ever formulated.

General relativity is possibly one of the most comprehensive theories ever formulated.

The result of the case flipped the result to a six-to-three victory for the family, and Jackson's opinion in West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette stands as perhaps the greatest defense of freedom of expression ever formulated by a Supreme Court Justice and, not incidentally, a useful message for the N.F.L.

"I wanted to capture, probably before it was ever formulated, a rock and roll American dream," McLean, 69, told Reuters.

But as McGregor himself noted in 1905: "No principle ever formulated in connection with sport has caused so much really genuine, bona-fide competition as the league system".

Despite the confidence with which particular analogical arguments are advanced, nobody has ever formulated an acceptable rule, or set of rules, for valid analogical inferences.

The EU, its critics argue, has been content to linger in the protective limbo provided by the United States and NATO, while conveniently voicing some ethical disagreements against the unilateral posture of its trans-Atlantic defender, without ever formulating any specific alternatives.

When I sat down with him last summer, Frank Jackson, the soft-spoken mayor of Cleveland, looked puzzled when I asked if the Republican Party could ever formulate an urban agenda.

"I don't think I've ever even formulated that [before].

Concerning familiarity with mental disorders, child psychiatrists rated whether parents or siblings were affected by a mental disorder when a diagnosis had ever been formulated and/or the person had ever been treated.

Its varieties of humorous writing are endless, and few rules can ever be formulated on them.