Sentence examples for ever lacks from inspiring English sources

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

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

Probably the biggest problem in Europe today, for which it was claimed that represents the civilization founded on reason, is that it more than ever lacks humanity imbued with emotions.

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

Not that she ever lacked a strong, independent streak.

Supervised recreation would mean no idle youngster would ever lack for a place to go.

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

I don't think he ever lacked self-confidence, in his work or in himself".

In high school I was the world's skinniest and geekiest clarinetist ever, lacking even a hint of promise.

What great male painter of women — think of Rembrandt, and of Watteau — ever lacked that vein of empathy?

He did, though, get a sense that the place felt emptier than ever, lacking vitality and color.