Sentence examples for ever so high from inspiring English sources

He quoted approvingly Lord Denning's dictum: "Be you ever so high, the law is above you".

'Be ye ever so high, the law is above you" is the great principle that embodies the rule of law.

They should heed the words over 300 years ago of the clergyman Thomas Fuller: "Be you ever so high, the law is above you".

By the 1980s our law required all decision-makers, "be he ever so high", to make decisions that were within the letter as well as purpose of the law, taken after a genuinely fair hearing, and with a result that was not arbitrary or manifestly unreasonable.

It is a reminder of what an English Church man once wrote, "be you ever so high, still the law is above you".

Therefore, even though there is no known random polymer chemistry in which these probabilities are ever so high as necessary for supracritical growth -certainly not random polypeptides [ 27]-, we conclude that Lifson's [ 26] criticism remains a quantitative one, leaving open the possibility that were it possible to obtain such catalysts, the catalytic network could still form spontaneously.

Has a footballer ever climbed so high?

But no one has ever paid so high a sum as has been agreed with Ecclestone.

Based on that idea, prices rose ever higher — so high, says Robert Barbera of ITG, an investment firm, that they were destined to fall.

Mauricio Romero, one analyst, says that the paramilitaries have never played such an important role in an election; nor have the stakes for them ever been so high.

His election as president was a landmark: No one from such a modest background had ever risen so high in America.