Sentence examples for if ever made from inspiring English sources

Presided over by the callow Kim Jong Un, the milestone will now look even more hollow.The dead Kim has left a failing, nuclear-armed, totalitarian state in the hands of a youth who has rarely if ever made a public utterance, and who is so unknown outside his small circle of advisers that it is not clear whether he is 27 or 28.

In some cases, the indictment said, Holmes lived in houses obtained with fraudulent mortgage applications in the names of other people, but seldom, if ever, made payments.

While these physicians and policymakers may appreciate that diarrhea is the first or second leading cause of death in children <5 years of age, the diagnosis of rotavirus is rarely, if ever, made at the local level.

By contrast, Mrs. Clinton seldom — if ever — makes reference to her rival as she campaigns.

These channels seldom if ever make money – they are not commercial propositions.

The main contentions against a national human rights act for Australia rarely, if ever, make much sense.

It is ironical that those who man the gates of the canon will rarely if ever make it inside themselves.

The suggestion is that quite a lot of artwork rarely if ever makes it out of storage.

One, the Iranian regime conducts public executions all the time (they are the world's second largest executor following China) but rarely if ever makes its legal procedures visible in any way.

He walked me to the subway and we exchanged numbers, but I thought it would be days before I heard from him, if ever, making this late-night text message all the more unexpected.

Cynthia Brumfield, president of broadband intelligence at Bethesda, MD-based Broadband Daily, points out that John Malone rarely if ever makes bad deals when it comes to cable.