Sentence examples for i've ever studied from inspiring English sources

"This was the most exciting supernova I've ever studied.

"It's the most difficult thing I've ever studied," she says.

"I've been in this business for a long while, and life span is probably one of the most weakly heritable traits I've ever studied," Dr. McGue said.

And the historian Douglas Brinkley, whose most recent contribution to the Roosevelt canon was "The Wilderness Warrior: Theodore Roosevelt and the Crusade for America," called him "one of the three greatest people I've ever studied in American history".

It included the lines, "In all the history I've ever studied, in all the fiction I've ever read, I am hard pressed to find an example of cowardice to rival the modern-day black American".

On the other hand, Mandarin bears no resemblance to any language I've ever studied.

And I began to take religion courses because the only time otherwise that I had ever studied the Bible was in religious school.

Today's release of Dr Nicholas Hunt's pathologist's analysis of the death of Dr David Kelly, and that of his toxicology specialist colleague, Dr Allan Richard, are the first such reports I have ever studied.

"One really surprising finding was that the DNA was so well preserved, better than any ancient DNA I have ever studied," he said.

But Silva said that "I don't think Roger and I have ever studied positions together.

Reading about the violence that white Americans were inflicting on their fellow countrymen, and the decision by African American (and some white) activists to fight hate with love, was as moving as any subject I had ever studied.