Sentence examples for ever fresh from inspiring English sources

"Who asked you?" Was that ever fresh?

Vampires and cannibals are stale news among moviegoers, but the quest for identity is ever fresh.

Jerome Robbins's ballet of 1969 to Chopin piano music remains ever fresh.

Like much of his choreography in New York City Ballet's current season, they seem ever fresh.

The opening juxtaposition of the ever fresh First Symphony ("Winter Dreams") with the soul-weary Sixth ("Pathétique") should be especially striking, even disconcerting.

Through a very tall tale involving a wildfire, changes in fortune and the captivity and scarring of Bess by a savage Indian tribe, Ms. Henley's unfailingly theatrical sense of adventure remains ever fresh.

That record, and in particular the song Pink Frost, keep giving and grow in iconic status as each year passes, sounding ever fresher than fresh and more relevant.

First, his ever-fresh traditionalism.

"Wit" is a dynamic addition to his ever-fresh career.

Freedom and opportunity are ever-fresh, revolutionary ideas.

Peter Martins's largely pleasing staging of "Beauty" has plenty of other charms, from its Petipa-based choreography to the ever-fresh kaleidoscope patters of Balanchine's "Garland Dance".