Sentence examples for ever substituted from inspiring English sources

I now see it was wrong, and I wouldn't do it again".In a blog entitled Interview Etiquette on Tuesday Hari defended his methods, saying he only ever substituted quotes with the writer's own previous writings that expressed the same sentiment expounded in the interview, but more clearly.

I did not and never have taken words from another context and twisted them to mean something different – I only ever substituted clearer expressions of the same sentiment, so the reader knew what the subject thinks in the most comprehensible possible words.

Now, no one suggests that N.M.D. would ever substitute for diplomacy or for deterrence.

"She resisted the idea of change, as it dawned on her at age 4, because she could not imagine what else she would ever substitute for the Turtles," Dr. McAdams said.

"No one suggests that N.M.D. would ever substitute for diplomacy or for deterrence," Mr. Clinton, using the abbreviation for national missile defense "But such a system, if it worked properly, could give us an extra dimension of insurance in a world where proliferation has complicated the task of preserving the peace".

There is no amount of financial gain that could ever substitute for the love these individuals offer you.

But one thing that will never change is that playing live makes you a better musician, builds a fan base, gets people to know who you are, and nothing will really ever substitute for that.

Reference peptides x which are dominated by amino acids like tryptophan that hardly ever substitute, will have few highly similar peptides (y) which satisfy the condition: S x,y) ≈ 1.

Equality may make for a few nail-biting finishes but it cannot, ever, substitute excellence".

"Has a referee ever been substituted at half-time for a poor performance?" wonders Segun Akinkugbe.

Where Husserl's categories were of abstract meanings, Leśniewski, ever the nominalist, substituted categories of (concrete) expressions.