Sentence examples for ever particular from inspiring English sources

For art is, after all, nothing but manufactured and manipulated experience that, if it is honest and true, can speak to us by allowing us to share the experiences it provides, giving us a possibly more refined, if generalized, knowledge of ourselves, although rarely, if ever, particular and actionable knowledge of the world around us.

The reality is that politicians rarely, if ever, trade particular votes for money.

You can really see how he influenced William Saroyan – My Name is Aram, one of my favourite books ever, in particular bears huge similarities.

Along the continuum from mild questioning to torture, it is difficult to predict when, if ever, any particular individual will break down and confess, truthfully or not.

He could only earn remission by burning every suit he has ever worn, particular during his Kiki Dee period and by signing the Fancy Dress Offenders' Register.

"I don't think there was ever a particular moment when I decided I was going to make games," she says.

His mother had been of the generation of women emancipated by frozen and processed foods, and he hadn't really ever paid particular attention to what he had been given to eat.

Most studies showing an association between household air pollution and respiratory health problems used proxy measurements of exposure such as the number of hours spent on cooking, or simply ever used particular fuels.

Several conservative theologians and evangelists said in interviews yesterday that they agreed with the basic notion but rejected the idea that mere humans can ever know which particular sins lead to which particular tragedies.

You can tag along with a band or let it pass; with the musicians in motion, you're the only one who will ever hear that particular balance of instruments or see that particular configuration of musicians.

Ever surprised by particular interpretations?