Sentence examples for ever resolve from inspiring English sources

No wall between Jews and Palestinians can ever resolve each side's deep existential fears.

No extension of any tax or any tax increases will ever resolve that issue.

Both of these images have traumatised me in ways that no amount of intravenous drugs shall ever resolve.

"The only way we can ever resolve this contradiction between love and self-defense is by reversing the domination through revolutionary action," he says.

At first his story pales next to Roseanne's, with all its elements of passion, murder and betrayal, and there are times in the book when it seems doubtful that these two apparently distinct narratives can ever resolve themselves into a whole novel.

However, he noted that it was becoming evident by this stage that the series' mythology was becoming "too big to ever resolve wholly satisfactorily".

Few of the murders are ever resolved.

"No final decision ever resolved this debate," he writes.

The prose keeps changing keys without ever resolving.

Were the police involved and was the problem ever resolved?

If it is ever resolved, it will be in a very long process".