Sentence examples for ever spoken of from inspiring English sources

When, people ask, has Bin Laden ever spoken of Iraq or Palestine?

Why isn't the American dream ever spoken of in terms of justice, equality, freedom and responsibility?

When I was growing up, I knew all about this, but it was hardly ever spoken of.

In my recollection of our two months in the mountains, I had barely ever spoken of leaving.

The Marquis de Condorcet, an important theorist in the field, once said of Jean-Charles de Borda, who advocated a weighted ballot on which voters ranked candidates in descending order: "Some of his papers display talent, although nothing follows from them and nobody has ever spoken of them or ever will".

We also find mention of public inns in Italy in other passages (Cic. pro Cluent. 59, Phil. II.31; Hor. Ep. I.11.11; Propert. IV.8.19; Acts of the Apostles, xxviii.15).b At Rome, there must have been many inns to accommodate strangers, but they are hardly ever spoken of.

We hardly ever spoke of my father.

Did her mother ever speak of Werner?

Neither of them ever spoke of the experience again.

And the family never, ever spoke of the suicide.

He held onto the ashes without ever speaking of them.