Sentence examples for ever softer from inspiring English sources

The only obvious clue to his different life was his Western Isles accent, ever softer, and the name of his lawned and red-brick house, "St Kilda .As he grew older, and interest in St Kilda revived, interviewers tried to rifle his memories more and more often.

Advertisements, usually featuring a man in a scientific white coat and an enthralled housewife, repeatedly raised the bar: clothes needed to be whiter than white, fabrics ever softer, surfaces to sparkle and shine.Dirt-hounding has even become a spectator sport, judging from the success of prime-time reality-TV shows, such as Britain's "How Clean is Your House?".

Pretend they're fictional, if need be, but never, ever soft-pedal their vices.

Even so, Ms. Spar, convinced finally that feminism's fundamental goals are more valid than ever, soft-pedals her epiphany.

Only three nations have ever soft-landed on the moon – the United States, the Soviet Union and China — and now Japan wants to be the fourth.

"At the end of this amazing rollercoaster week, we look back on a successful first ever soft landing on a comet.

Romola Garai is rather wild as Cordelia, with a voice too high-pitched to match her father's description of it as ever soft, gentle and low.

Cradling the dead Cordelia, he comments on her voice being ever soft and low – then skips the phrase about "an excellent thing in a woman" – so as not to frighten the horses.

There's no mention, for example, of the humiliating naked "posture pictures" taken of each freshman (not just at Wellesley, and not just of women) for vaguely eugenic purposes, or of the regular "marriage lectures," or of the inscription Carolyn Heilbrun (Wellesley '47) recalls adorning one library (now demolished): "Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an excellent thing in woman".

"No-one has ever soft-landed a liquid-rocket boost-stage before," said SpaceX chief designer Elon Musk.

If successful, it will be a historic first - no probe has ever soft-landed on one of these icy bodies before.