Sentence examples for ever lack from inspiring English sources

Those hours of work and having that proper direction, I ultimately knew or did not ever lack belief that I would ultimately win".

But to conclude that Federer could ever lack passion after winning seven Wimbledons and devoting his life to the sport is surely preposterous.

Even more tellingly, when did Newt Gingrich ever lack for a platform in the party of family values and the religious right despite his trying to bully his wife into more favourable divorce terms in her cancer recovery ward?

When you sit at the center of the world and are unlikely to ever lack for the basic materials of self-sufficiency, the idea of blind, gnawing resentment – let alone of feeding that resentment even with irrational aims – is ineluctably beyond your ken.

If the traffic on Broadway should ever lack congestion, if the people ever stop spilling over the sidewalks and out into the street, if they ever stop hyperventilating in a struggle to get to the will-call window before the curtain goes up, the producers and theater owners should hire hordes of the city's unemployed actors to serve as extras and recreate it all.

More families than ever lack health insurance, putting them one medical emergency away from financial disaster.

"I don't think he ever lacks confidence," he said.

Not that this festival has ever lacked top-flight orchestras.

Not that she ever lacked a strong, independent streak.

After all, no attorney for the damned ever lacks for work.

Now it is more divided than ever, lacking direction and leadership.