Sentence examples for ever visible from inspiring English sources
Servillo, playing a writer named Jep Gambardella, is the ever visible star.
If a post was ever visible to another person, then subsequently hiding, deleting or protecting it will make no difference.
But on a series of recent drives, no more than a handful were ever visible — and few of them were wearing hard hats.
Like its forerunners, the game uses words to describe everything that's happening, transforming language into a landscape that's only ever visible in isolated pieces that the player must decipher.
As word spread late last night that Cardinal John O'Connor's protracted struggle with brain cancer had ended in his death, New Yorkers bid silent farewells to the controversial, ever visible archbishop, whose months of suffering had made them pray for his passing.
Only fragments are ever visible, from the central picture window in the second-floor living room, from a large corner window in an adjoining library or from the tall windows in the ground-floor gallery, where minimalist works that Mr. Rachofsky calls "an homage to Irwin" currently hang.
As humanitarian action has become ever more visible and scrutinised, our old leaders are found ever more wanting.
Yet even those resistant to change will surely be thrilled to see what has rarely if ever been visible before.
But surely today's ever more visible super-rich are part of the problem, rather than part of the solution?
And, if it does exist, would it ever be visible to the mainstream entertainment industry or to orthodox media?
