Sentence examples for ever high-profile from inspiring English sources
Divorces are only ever high-profile when there's lots of money involved, which makes it seem like normal people with normal finances have little to learn from them.
Although Clinton made a number of first-ever, high-profile appointments of gay leaders to his team (I was one of the minor ones), any kind of gay-rights policy agenda seemed stalled as a result of the Don't Ask Don't Tell hangover.
Mentorship has gained an ever higher profile at Berkeley, as more and more faculty members find ways to help more and more students in academical, professional, and even personal spheres — and are recognized for the qualities of above-and-beyond dedication and caring that fuel that vital activity.
The BBC's drama output has had an ever higher profile in the US in recent years, both on BBC America, with shows such as Sherlock and Doctor Who, and as a co-producer joining forces with US partners such as HBO and Starz.
He will undoubtedly get more rest, though ever since that very high-profile collapse, he has been diligent about downtime.
QUIZ: Expensive art on the auction block "Prices for spray-paint canvases by Banksy in our recent auctions demonstrate that his works are more popular than ever with high-profile art collectors," Bonhams contemporary art specialist Alan Montgomery said in a statement.
"Have there ever been any high-profile out-field players who preferred to wear a cap while playing?
I don't think I've ever met a high-profile activist so lacking in any discernible trace of ego.
"Have there ever been any high-profile outfield players who preferred to wear a cap while playing?
This was dubbed the Artists Townn ever since a high-profile colony of artists worked here in the early 20th century.
Racehorses seem to be more brittle than ever, and several high-profile horses in recent years have sustained fatal injuries or been retired prematurely after being hurt on the racetrack.
