Sentence examples for ever the work of from inspiring English sources

Such operations are rarely, if ever, the work of lone lunatics.

(Whether Maier ever saw the work of her peers is not something, sadly, into which the movie delves).

It feels real without ever meandering, the work of a skilled curator showcasing his impressive knowledge of the teenage psyche.

But without the larger canvas, and despite Ms. Steele's laudable effort, the music sounded more than ever like the work of a cover band.

The Sondheim Celebration in Washington, which is the Kennedy Center's most extensive exploration ever of the work of a single artist, coincides with the Broadway revival of the 1987 Sondheim-James Lapine musical "Into the Woods".

"There's more need than ever for the work of the church, so it's ironic we're not exempt from the same factors as everybody else".

Authors have editors ("Did you ever see the work of Bruce Chatwin or whoever raw?"); they have co-authors and ghost-writers, not to mention models and literary god-parents to borrow from.

"Where are we when we're here?" I don't think it's the bison speaking but, as ever with the work of Terrence Malick, it's hard to say for sure.

If you've ever seen the work of New York-based artist Natalie Frank, similar descriptors flock to mind.

Anyone who has ever encountered the work of Octavio Paz is likely amazed by his uncanny ability for discernment, especially when it comes to our ever elusive "Mexicanness".

Ever since the work of Barbara McClintock, we have known that natural genetic engineering can be activated by various "shocks" and stress stimuli.