Sentence examples for ever to surface in from inspiring English sources

He knew that they were the stuff of most people's thoughts, more likely than ever to surface in times of crisis.

Later, after Putin's rise and Khodorkovsky's fall from influence, the case was revived in an attempt to pin the murder on Khodorkovsky's associates — like so much from the nineties, the actual truth is unlikely ever to surface.

She gave the example — also called out recently in an article by academic and techno-sociologist, Zeynep Tufecki — of YouTube's problematic recommendation algorithms, which have been accused of having a quasi-radicalizing effect because they are choosing ever more extreme content to surface in their mission to keep viewers engaged.

He likes to surface in big games.

Trad continues to surface in unlikely places.

When in 2013 Murray campaigned in defence of persecuted Twitter joker Paul Chambers, I wondered whether this high-mindedness and campaigning spirit would ever surface in his comedy.

The mystery of Bitcoin's founder has been central to its cachet ever since it surfaced in 2009.

If a great work of art ever surfaced in this way, would we recognise it as such?

Ever since stories surfaced in July that Disney was having trouble casting the Guy Ritchie-directed film, the movie has been the subject of criticism.

With only 5%-205%-20%yclints in Europe wearing a helmet, and cycling becoming ever more popular, the discussion over protective headgear continues to surface.

In 2008, Kaufman was again supposed to surface.