Sentence examples for ever specified from inspiring English sources

None of the other TV anchors who interviewed Mr. Colson -- and he was ubiquitous -- ever specified his criminal actions in the Nixon years.

He has apologised publicly to Jennifer Connolly for his behaviour while making Darren Aronofsky's junkie nightmare Requiem For A Dream, but neither has ever specified exactly what that behaviour entailed.

In an interview this week, he said the nation wanted to help New York, but he reiterated his concern about the president's initial pledge, saying it was made in a rush and noting that no one ever specified exactly how that money would be spent.

"Upon further investigations by our security and legal affairs departments, we have been informed by the local police that no charges were ever laid by any complainant and no details of the incident were ever specified," he added.

Adopted in 1965 to replace the Union Flag, it is the first ever specified by statute law for use as the country's national flag.

Mr. Gore frequently refers to Mr. Clinton's "mistake," without ever specifying what he means.

You can invoke a golden age without ever specifying which age that was.

Doug Varone's dances are very fraught emotionally, without ever specifying what the emotion is — an omission that, of course, makes things seem more intense.

The city… Doug Varone's dances are very fraught emotionally, without ever specifying what the emotion is — an omission that, of course, makes things seem more intense.

The axiom of choice has the feature not shared by other axioms of set theory that it asserts the existence of a set without ever specifying its elements or any definite way to select them.

Republicans try to undermine the president at every turn and offer their nostrum of tax-cuts-will-solve-everything — without ever specifying what services they'll give up to pay for them.