Sentence examples for ever powerful from inspiring English sources

Still, they were the guys behind Reagan, the guys behind Clinton - either ever mutating, ever powerful (if you're a conspiracist), or ever disagreeing with each other if you're not.

Mexico, once again, is battling the ever powerful gangs.

(That is, if I were ever powerful enough to have one).

While Waxman landed the biggest House committee chairmanships, the ever powerful Energy and Commerce and the muckraking Oversight, Berman ended as chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee.

In the video above, the magazine's April cover stars -- Willow Smith, Zendaya and Kiernan Shipka -- do their best rendition of Bowie's classic rock ballad "Changes," delivering the ever powerful lyrics like, "Time may change me, but I can't change time," with a youthful charm.

The culture wars, in other words, are a way of framing the ever-powerful subject of social class.

Reading competes with busy sports schedules, homework, and the ever-powerful screens that dominate our kids' lives.

However, he has the backing of Istanbul's leading businessmen and industrialists and at least for now—of the ever-powerful generals.

As well as the two Ganassi cars and the four machines from Andretti-Green, there is the ever-powerful Penske team.

But those rights have been slow in coming, in part, some Turks say, because politicians and the ever-powerful military are reluctant to countenance democracy overall.

Many observers, then and since, believed vote fraud contributed to Kennedy's victory, especially in the critical state of Illinois, where Joe Kennedy enlisted the help of the ever-powerful Richard J. Daley, mayor of Chicago.