Sentence examples for highlights ever from inspiring English sources

A couple of highlights: "Ever since the Libyan uprising started on 15 February, the foreign media have regurgitated stories of atrocities carried out by Gaddafi's forces.

None of this is ever celebrated or highlighted.

Thus, this exhibition highlights the ever present gap between reality and its representation, and the importance of such anchoring in testing different possible realities.

Far from viewing Munich as anti-Israel, they may well regard it as highly sympathetic - a difference in perception that highlights the ever widening cultural gap between Europe and America on this subject.

Subsequently, however, both states issued guidelines regarding fish consumption, which highlights the ever- and, at times, quickly evolving nature of this topic.

The reason is that a new marquee has been built which, more than ever before, will highlight the growing divergence between two distinct concepts of gardening.

It highlights the ever-present Republican anxiety and unease with the candidate they have.

We are now applying this idea to British celebrities as a way of highlighting the ever increasing dangers of flooding due to climate change".

A fierce debate over insurance premiums, as well as problems with the exchanges for individuals and small businesses, have highlighted an ever more obvious reality.

This diversification of revenue sources contributes to all film companies' bottom lines, and highlights the ever-increasing value of our library of more than 500 films.

Although the Kan company may well have a libel suit up its sleeve, media analysts said the episode highlights the ever-shifting rules of engagement between investigative journalists and their well-connected quarry.