Sentence examples for ever upon from inspiring English sources

States have become more dependent than ever upon each other.

The poem beats, says Empson, "with a wailing and immovable monotony, for ever upon the same doors in vain".

Whilst artists and arts managers may speak the language of 'performance measurement', 'market share' and 'return on investment', they are more dependent than ever upon the state.

They are more dependent than ever upon Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suárez for moments of magic – but they rarely have quiet games.

Within the revolution, everything; outside the revolution, nothing," has long been a favorite saying of Fidel Castro's, the memorable, simple-sounding formula he has cited when he has felt the need to silence a critic, justify an apparently indefensible repressive measure or simply remind Cubans that his all-seeing eye is ever upon them.

Meanwhile, here your own Self sits, insistent as ever upon the blindingly self-evident fact of its own existence; its own centrality in your reality.

Indeed, he was only persuaded to do so on being told there was no chance of London winning, and the guarantees ever being called upon!

It would've touched upon that in ways that no one had ever touched upon in any other superheroes.

However, there is no evidence that Eakins ever acted upon his homosexual urges.

Nor was she ever called upon to explain the difference between "shkoff" and "shkiaff".

And so the reversal is complete and the worst choice ever is upon us.