Sentence examples for is ever permitted from inspiring English sources

By now as nearly a household name as a blues artist is ever permitted to be, Hooker was sought by film-makers to add an indigo shade to their soundtracks, and by advertisers to fix his stamp upon brands such as ICI, Martell brandy, Foster's lager and, of course, Lee jeans.

"It is by far the grandest of all the special temples of Nature I was ever permitted to enter".

They point out that if the franc were ever permitted to rise against the single currency, the Swiss central bank would suffer an enormous loss on its euro assets.

Ms. Bhutto's father, former Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, who was hanged in 1979, after being convicted of murder (in a much disputed trial), is widely credited with being the founder of the Pakistani nuclear project, but the American intelligence community simply does not know whether Benazir Bhutto was ever permitted full access to her nation's nuclear secrets.

"It is by far the grandest of all the special temples of Nature I was ever permitted to enter," he wrote.

Nothing was ever permitted to get in the way of the substance.

But none of this, and nothing else from an eventful life grown quite ordinary, was ever permitted to interfere with either Hussein's steady pursuit of muscular young men or his unfailing commitment to the steadfast Luther.

Since these striking events have gone entirely unremarked in North Korea's official media the big news this week being a request from an "unconverted long-term prisoner" that Chairman Kim Jong Il choose a name for his baby daughter and since foreigners are hardly ever permitted to visit the Hermit Kingdom and are tightly circumscribed when they do, it is not at all easy to say.

The case aroused concern and dismay as it weighed arguments over whether it is ever lawful to permit the taking of life.

The complexity of the case has prompted widespread interest, dismay and concern as it weighed arguments over whether it is ever lawful to permit the taking of life, and, if so, under what circumstances.

Remembering doesn't mean much when you are never, ever permitted to forget.