Sentence examples for has only ever given from inspiring English sources

He has only ever given a handful of interviews, and eschews doing them face to face ("In person, my journalistic boldness fades into craven humility," he explained).

It seems pointless to mention "institutionalised racism" when, in 80 years, Faber has only ever given the nod to three non-white poets (the most recent was Daljit Nagra last year).

It is a most welcome return for a footballer who has only ever given pleasure and who is, on the face of it, the most obvious beneficiary of the re-enthroning of Luiz Felipe Scolari as manager of the Seleçao, the glory boys of Korea and Japan 2002 buddying up for one last job.

Guardian staff EwanMurray 10 April 2013 2 34pm @colesy86 - I have only ever given it slight attention, and even then just to watch Palmer/Player/Nicklaus first-hand (it's right in the middle of my preview-writing time)... 2.36pm BST Ian Haysom writes: Tell us something about Augusta we don't get from seeing it on TV.

[Grey zone × 3] Eleven women in this study mentioned having some urinary incontinence either during pregnancy or after childbirth (or both), and four of these women had only ever given birth by caesarean section.

Salma has only ever been given breastmilk and water and is already moderately malnourished.

And it would be very amusing to hear a stadium announcer at the Olympics ask the crowd to, "Stand for Republic or Death". Although given Paraguay has only ever won one medal – a silver in men's football – the chances of that happening in Brazil are slim.

Given that it has only ever managed to get back into power by listening to such advice, in fact especially from people who, like me might be sympathetic but who didn't vote for it, it may do no harm.

"I've only ever had one bad trip, which was given to me by this asshole.

Sleep is only ever given to the innocent.

The EU directives on the environment have only ever had the impact that campaigners have given them.