Sentence examples for ever to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama is the first serious presidential candidate ever to acknowledge using cocaine.

Were the nation ever to acknowledge this, the result would be a cultural revolution that would outdo the 1960's.

Charlotte has accepted Timothy's homosexuality, but Odo has remained hostile, refusing ever to acknowledge the relationship between Timothy and Mr. Kinnally.

Peter Tatchell is a person very worthy of admiration, but few ever seem to acknowledge him as such.

It may instead be that, when no one is ever prepared to acknowledge that people like you have the capacity for a decent life, your best bet is not to seek help, but to remain invisible.

No one ever seems to acknowledge that for most semi-serious restaurant goers Michelin exists in a curious limbo, where it matters an awful lot and absolutely not at all, like some Jedi mind trick.

"The most frustrating thing about the E.U.," Krugman says, is that "nobody ever seems to acknowledge or learn from mistakes".

It's worth noting that it was actually men and women getting married to each other that started us down the slippery slope to same-sex marriage, but no one really ever wants to acknowledge that.

The reason for this dodge is that if conservatives ever had to acknowledge the breadth of their victory, they'd have no one to blame for its worsening consequences but themselves.

Due to fiscal constraints now recognized within Canada and elsewhere and the escalating costs of hospital-based curative care [ 43, 44] decision makers within our health systems are more primed than ever before to acknowledge the value of health promotion, disease prevention.

Cannon Fodder 2 retains the same mechanics and core gameplay of its predecessor, prompting reviewers to say: "It's still as wonderfully playable as it ever was", and to acknowledge "all the amazing control and playability" of the original.