Sentence examples for ever prevail from inspiring English sources

No wise voices ever prevail.

Most worked for little else, with no reward, and with no sign that they would ever prevail.

But after winning two majors, including his unforgettable victory at the 1991 P.G.A. Championship that made him an instant star, Daly wondered if he would ever prevail again.

With so many joyful people on our side, it was impossible to believe that those who despised happiness could ever prevail over us.

The pair of rulings left at least some of Mr. Gore's supporters wondering whether he could ever prevail and how much longer he should try.

Then there would be "conditions for takeoff that would not be perfect, but when did the perfect ever prevail?" A unity government could get on with managing day-to-day business and, above all, preparing the national elections needed to know where Palestinians actually stand.

I'm more and more surprised as time goes on that I ever prevailed as much as I did.

On Thursday the Second Circuit will get a chance to bring the truth into sharper focus, which is the only way that justice ever prevails.

While the investment company act refers to the duties of fund directors and advisers, the law's requirements with respect to fees are so soft, he said, that not one lawsuit contending that fees were excessive has ever prevailed.

After all, when has a radical idea ever prevailed in American politics overnight?

If a British female ever did prevail at Wimbledon the noughts would rival the telegrams of congratulations in number.