Sentence examples for ever vary from inspiring English sources

There is no worry that the designer Ennio Capasa will ever vary from the rock 'n' roll esthetic that has come to define the Costume National brand.

Explaining why he rejects biologically based explanations of language, Deutscher states that "if the rules of grammar are meant to be coded in the genes, then one could expect the grammar of all languages to be the same, and it is then difficult to explain why grammars should ever vary in any fundamental aspects".

Though times and travel ever vary for a baseball household, here is an average home-field, night-game day in the life of singer/songwriter Julianna Zobrist.

The solubility selectivity hardly ever varies with operating temperature.

Home Office sources were pointing to the ever varied way in which criminals are using the internet to plot crimes and attacks.

During 1961, Lewisohn says, he had settled "into a role he hardly ever varied … night after night – playing with his head down, avoiding eye contact, not smiling, projecting the study in moody shyness he knew would win girls' hearts.

At this stage in its long gestation, On the Road (the title hardly ever varied) was planned as a quest novel like Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress (No 1 in this series).

As the French sociologist Edgar Morin put it, Hollywood required the ideal in the midst of the real — a vibrant notion of character stamped onto a splendid physical emblem that hardly ever varied.

This approach will become even more important when comparing reported data from an ever varied source of test articles, biological endpoints and exposure systems: dosimetry techniques will be able to unite data and systems with diverse modes of dilution.

There are plans for expansions to the building; the curriculum is growing ever more varied.

The share who had ever married varied markedly by race and ethnicity: 63 percent of white women, 39 percent of black women and 58 percent of Hispanic women.