Sentence examples for is ever resolved from inspiring English sources
If it is ever resolved, it will be in a very long process".
In matters of Shakespeare authorship, it is often said that nothing is ever resolved.
In Sebald's writing, nothing is ever flaunted and nothing is ever resolved.
Nothing is ever resolved by Salle, nothing adds up, nothing goes anywhere, everything stops and peters out.
But the great thing about a play in which nothing is ever resolved is that Albee leaves the audience the dignity of interpretative choice.
"If the case is ever resolved, even decades later, the money will go to the chiefs and the poor fisherman or farmers who suffered most of the loss are very unlikely to see any of it," he says.
Nothing much was ever resolved, but it was an exciting alternative to Top Trumps before Hollywood brought mainstream attention to the Marvel universe.
He rarely attended the nightly general assemblies by the red sculpture, where a system of call-and-repeat, known as "the human microphone," carried on for hours and nothing was ever resolved.
But new people kept asking him for help, and the people from before kept calling, and few cases were ever resolved, and so he felt himself responsible for more and more people who wanted more and more from him.
