Sentence examples for ever more dear from inspiring English sources

Was that a lady I saw you with last night, digging up parsnips at Farming Field 3908, or was it just a commissar of the Forced Labor Brigade?" Warning: Citizens caught imitating the voice of Our Ever More Dear Leader Kim Jong-un will immediately undergo experimental tongue surgery.

"This deep calm is ever more dear to me.

And even though petrol (gasoline) is still dear, ever more efficient cars are helping Americans to travel farther for less.The Obama administration has done a few things to advance this happy state of affairs.

The ever more sophisticated equipment required to make semiconductors has been getting dearer with every iteration of Moore's Law.

In Russia, the demand for vodka persists even when prices go up, so the state has an ever-present temptation to raise taxes and fill the treasury under the political cloak of making vodka more dear.

Whistler is ever more interesting.

Was Britten ever more inspired?

Ever more rules and taxes.

Ever more distrust and paralysis?

Dogs, though, are more fun than therapists, more tender, more dear, and certainly more admiring.

Cohabitation is, indeed, ever more common.