Sentence examples for ever lingering from inspiring English sources

However, CF's solicitor, Ravi Naik, fears that the use of the secret justice measures of the Justice and Security Act will result in an odour of suspicion for ever lingering around the affair.

It combined the agility of the Bach with the expressivity of the Berg, shifting from nervous energy to more lyrical expansiveness and back to a kind of jazzy syncopation without ever lingering too long over any one part.

No one ever lingers after a fashion show, and few hold onto much of what they have taken in.

Despite all the derring-do of Hong Kong martial-arts films, none of their directors ever lingered on the deadly physicality of the stars.

If ghosts ever lingered around motels, they'd do so in Hollywood, where some of the motels are so wonderfully seedy and old that they seem destined to be the backdrop for a haunting.

(Can you honestly see a smooth shift from this site to this one?) Even more dangerous, one thought always lingers: when will playing catch-up ever stop?

In the UK, the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize (full disclosure: I was a judge a few years ago) has been boosting books in translation for well over 20 years, and if there was ever any lingering resistance to it, blockbusters like The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo along with TV hits like The Killing have certainly helped wear it down.

If it ever happened, he said, he imagined that the fear of another liner would always linger.

The question that always lingers for companies that rely on data from third parties to operate is if they ever worry about those data providers becoming their rivals.

Bryant Kitching of Consequence of Sound gave the album four and a half stars out of five, saying "Nothing Was the Same wrestles Drake's successes with his ever-lingering insecurities, and like some of the best music, we can see ourselves in these songs.

You'll be familiar with video calling apps like FaceTime on the iPhone and iPad: ever have a lingering feeling that you weren't quite connecting?