Sentence examples for has always functioned from inspiring English sources

Although it has always functioned as a working station, the place fell into disrepair.

But Wright's conception has always functioned better than its critics have admitted, if never as well as he himself predicted.

In Ireland, the pub has always functioned as a home away from home for the entire family.

Turkey's politics has always functioned like a pendulum: it swings from mosque to barracks, and back again.

And the royal family has always functioned as a symbol of national unity, where there are few obvious others (even Tintin is controversial these days).

The Chinese capital has always functioned in a register of productive and tolerable clamor: busy, frenetic, and congested, yes, but manageable and irresistibly interesting.

The Tories may have always functioned as the political wing of the well-to-do, but the dramatic expansion of the franchise in the 19th century compelled them to seek legitimacy among the masses.

Summer is two years my senior, but I've always functioned as an older brother.

Perhaps the work of artists have always functioned as an extension of themselves, the art directly tapping into the artist's interior, previously undisclosed personhood.

"It's important to remember that the Senate hasn't always functioned like it has the last two years, and the rules were exactly the same," McConnell said.

A Three Kings Day parade may be an unusual activity for a museum, but El Museo, a cultural institution born out of the political struggles of Puerto Rican New Yorkers, has always juggled functions.