Sentence examples for ever subject from inspiring English sources

Doctrines are the most frightful tyrants to which men are ever subject".

I've certainly spent far more time online investigating travel options than I would ever subject a human travel agent to.

But they are, as ever, subject to correction in the face of better evidence, and this is one contest where familiarity only feeds the desire for more.

Economics tells him there is none, for everything is always and ever subject to unvarying laws (which just happened not to be discovered till the other day).

It made the most profitable raid in history, plundering £600,000-worth of precious metals and jewels after a bloody battle with the Indian Mughals' fleet, and Every became the first ever subject of a worldwide manhunt.

Public-sector solutions are denigrated and rejected in favour of wasteful, incompetent outsourcing, which is often socially corrosive, but is hardly ever subject to the animus directed at services supplied by the state – not to mention the individuals who provide them.

No one else was ever subjected to similar scrutiny.

"No minister before has ever subjected such an important decision to such public and scientific review".

He'd take pictures of them in every pose every grandfather has ever subjected the grandkids to.

It's unfair because no male athlete is ever subjected to testing based on extreme physique.

An hour and a half of the most insanely difficult workout I've ever subjected myself to and at last we stopped for stretches and a cool-down set of sit-ups.