Sentence examples for ever so effectively from inspiring English sources
"Indivisible Since 1776," it says, ever so effectively collapsing the distance between Pledge and punch line.
If last month's public ballot for tickets is an indication of things to come, Jevans is very much on the case: calmly, quietly, but ever so effectively.
Ms. Halliday is the Streisand of the group, feisty with a sexual pout; she's a tinny singer in comparison, though it's doubtful that Barbra ever flashed her gams so effectively.
How is it that the ever-present Australians, Michael Clarke and Shane Watson, have delivered so effectively?
Rarely if ever in American history has dissent been so effectively stifled.
Although it comes as no surprise that most of the time, it isn't the President himself Tweeting, it is puzzling that such politician who so effectively used the web has never, ever used the application himself.
But when I watch it now, I find it thrilling to see Burton allied with such obviously kindred spirits, namely Keaton and Danny DeVito, who so effectively embodied his vision that they changed their own images for ever.
Wareing's schtick always seemed like a put-on to me; it was ever so slightly laboured, as if he was attempting to override his own decency in order to more effectively ape his old boss Gordon Ramsay.
Maturana would return as national coach to guide Colombia to their only ever Copa America victory in 2001, but was unable to rediscover the same system that he'd used so effectively with the country's golden generation led by Carlos Valderrama.
So, effectively, I was pro-choice".
