Sentence examples for ever to identify from inspiring English sources

It garnered even more attention than when he was elected to the Senate in 2006 and was considered the first senator ever to identify himself as a socialist.

A recent study by the thinktank Policy Exchange said immigrants are not only more likely than ever to identify as British, they are more likely to be accepted as British by their white neighbours.

It is therefore more important than ever to identify the right patients for the right treatment.

Mr. Gagosian, tight-lipped as ever, declined to identify the buyers.

Why or why not? -Is it ever appropriate to identify a modern political figure with Hitler?

Rosberg said his winter would be spent searching ever harder to identify that otherworldly quality that separates the great from the bloody good, the X-factor which took Hamilton out of reach and to a second world championship.

There's no zealot like a convert, and formerly alienated parties are more likely now than ever before to identify as other things – Pentecostals, in Naím's example, or radicals, or any other organising ideology that trumps the waning explanatory power of the state.

The core food model was described more than three decades ago, and has been used ever since to identify main food contributors to dietary intakes for both nutrients and other food chemicals.

Is it ever impossible to identify someone?

No one ever needs to identify himself as a "non-astrologer" or a "non-alchemist".

Luckily for anyone who has ever wanted to identify their public-figure spirit animal, the good people at Visualy broke down some of the most well-known celebrities' personality types, each one classified on the 16 Myers-Briggs categories.