Sentence examples for ever vigilant of from inspiring English sources

In the closing days of the campaign, Obama gave at least three speeches criticizing the former President, who, ever vigilant of his legacy, defended himself at every stop.

And while he would hardly be the first president with a temper, Mr. McCain has been ever vigilant of late about resisting provocation.

We need to remain ever vigilant of attempts from those in this country who remain viciously opposed to LGB equality to roll back the progress we've made, clause by clause, bill by bill.

Leaders of community and social justice movements must be ever vigilant of efforts to undermine their alliances, and redouble their efforts to align labor and community interests.

"Are you looking for the names of friends?" I asked, still bewildered but ever vigilant of how loneliness and depression can set in with seniors when all their friends start dying off.

She puts her hands over her face and says "Pankaj?" Pankaj Mishra, who is now based in London, has built a formidable reputation as radical critic of imperialism, ever vigilant to the incidence of western racism both on a geopolitical and personal level.

"The film was therapeutic for me," he says, clear-eyed and ever vigilant to the danger of appearing conceited or insensitive.

We should all be ever vigilant for telltale signs of trouble; record data; share information; get involved and help one another.

While it appears that no amount of remembrance can possibly stop the next genocide from occurring, and there are those who say it is happening right now in places like Syria, we must keep trying and we must remain ever vigilant to the signs of impending action such as those that have scarred our past.

For the rest of his life, he remained ever vigilant to exploitation.

UPDATE – AT&T, ever vigilant, is aware of the issue but notes you will mostly be using Wi-Fi for data.