Sentence examples for ever refers from inspiring English sources

"No one ever refers to finding bin Laden," Erwin-Spencer said.

Neither these fragments nor the Manual of Discipline nor any other of the writings yet read ever refers to the members of the sect as Essenes.

These days – except perhaps when there is a commemoration – no European leader ever refers to Václav Havel or Andrei Sakharov, or any other leading figure of the fight against dictatorship on the European continent.

Hollywood screenwriters who are fed up with being mistreated and threatening to strike should be reassured that no one ever refers to REQUIEM FOR A HEAVYWEIGHT (1962) as a Ralph Nelson film.

He rarely answers Theroux's questions directly, always trying to control the conversation, substituting patter for candor at every opportunity, veering away from any discussion of his romantic life, but at the same time revealing a profoundly strange attitude toward women (whom he only ever refers to as "girls").

Their one sexual encounter, a drunken fumble, is an embarrassment neither of them ever refers to again.

He only ever referred to Glover as "D".

"They were hardly ever referred to as terrorists.

And who, outside hoary TV legends, would ever refer to himself as "beloved"?

I wonder how that will work, and if anyone will ever refer to Ava again.

It gave me a chance to talk to people who only ever referred to me as female.