Sentence examples for ever more true from inspiring English sources

The ambassador's insights ring ever more true today.

Asifi says refugees' education is generally neglected – a warning that rings ever more true as the world grapples with its worst refugee crisis since the second world war.

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And at the same time, demand for software developers continues to rise, as Marc Andreessen's famous 2011 statement that "software is eating the world" becomes ever more true.

That's becoming ever more true as companies move beyond "E-commerce" to what some are calling "E-business"–the distinction being that E-commerce involves creating a web page where customers can place orders, while E-business involves connecting that order-taking web site with a company's back-end business systems for managing such things as inventory and accounts receivable.

Burne-Jones's aim in art is best given in some of his own words, written to a friend: No artist was ever more true to his aim.

"I don't think that statement has ever been more true".

We are learning ever more about the true extent of Congress' dysfunctionality, and that may raise the perceived odds of something weird and bad occurring sometime in the next few years, if not just now.It would be a fascinating dynamic to work through if it weren't so dumb and costly and unnecessary.

Yet the beauty of this nation is that we are evolving to meet an ever more inclusive and true recognition of human rights.

Farmers, with their growing populations and their need for ever more land, were the true nomads of history, consigned always to seek and settle new territories.

True, ever more people will upload short video clips to new websites such as YouTube.com, go to Netflix.com to rate their DVDs, to Amazon.com to discuss books and their own blogs for online debate.