Sentence examples for is ever shown from inspiring English sources
Only the Iraqi leader is ever shown speaking, save for moments when speeches are made by others in his praise.
But not a single chat is ever shown or even described, so how can we feel any emotional impact when Abadi becomes friends with another boy?
Because despite the pious waffle about market craziness being like cancer, no one is ever shown enduring the actual misery of losing money.
The US version never does, except in the last episode of the seventh season in which Michael Scott leaves Scranton, and asks to be told if the programme is ever shown.
But several parent concern groups maintain that the violent content of video games is unsuitable for young people, and children should be encouraged to try more traditional means of entertainment, like the plays of Shakespeare (eg teen murder/suicide drama Romeo and Juliet, or mass family slaughter epic Hamlet) or the cinema, where nothing violent is ever shown.
But Read says that even if a human vaccine is ever shown to cause dangerous evolution of the pathogen, that wouldn't be a reason not to vaccinate.
In each case, museum officials asked themselves if the work was ever shown and if they had something better.
Although some of the children were as young as four, none were ever shown any affection – except of a dubious nature.
No specific harm, actual or attempted, to any individual American was ever shown to have resulted from the NSA telephone metadata program Mr. Snowden brought to light.
Ms. Aguilera had more of a sense of humor than she's ever shown before, and Mr. Shelton was simultaneously wide-eyed and cheekily curmudgeonly.
