Sentence examples for have forever been from inspiring English sources

Conspiratorial assumptions have forever been part of the N.B.A. landscape, along with stereotypes regarding its players.

"The big boys of Los Angeles have forever been eyeing India's 1.2 billion fanatic consumers of movies".

Priests and bishops, he points out, "have forever been figures of fun, and targets of the wise fool".

Written by Merle Good, "The Preacher and the Shrink," at the Beckett Theater, shows early promise — dysfunctional families, after all, have forever been a ripe source of drama.

Sports have forever been riveting for the wonder of athletic accomplishment, for the demonstrations of grace under pressure, for the ability of people to overcome adversity.

— Images of bright, verdant blooms and shimmering pastels have forever been associated with Augusta National and the Masters, but this year's tournament may have a little less color than usual.

That has forever been erased.

Johnson has forever been the coolest kid in school.

It has forever been an animal mythic in my imagination.

Nevertheless, Mr. Feinstein added: "His reputation has forever been blemished".

The middle ground has forever been a few wins and survival without making too much fuss.