Sentence examples for ever permit from inspiring English sources

"And under no circumstances would we ever permit -- would I ever permit -- a foreign government to affect my judgment".

Still, no one knew for sure if Lincoln would ever permit black men to fight.

Maybe wistfulness is simply not an emotion Athill would ever permit herself to feel or acknowledge.

A higher percentage of properties than ever permit pets (61 percent, up from 52 percent in 2010), according to a 2012 survey by the American Hotel & Lodging Association.

But there was another question that would determine whether the first two were answered: Would the British establishment ever permit disclosure of its knowledge of the affair?

Flaherty said he had been on teams in which players were selfish and it poisoned the clubhouse, but he doubted that Torre would ever permit such divisiveness.

Remembering doesn't mean much when you are never, ever permitted to forget.

"It is by far the grandest of all the special temples of Nature I was ever permitted to enter".

He and his wife were hardly ever permitted to travel abroad at the same time, for instance.

"Nor have we ever permitted, or will permit that anyone, big or small, attempt to intervene in matters that are exclusive to the Mexican people".

Although visitors will not realise it, a short interview filmed at GCHQ is even more exceptional, the only film for public viewing ever permitted inside the Cheltenham complex.