Sentence examples for is ever spoken from inspiring English sources
Not that "die" is ever spoken.
That there is a name for intersex does not mean it is a condition that is ever spoken about.
For others, Thanksgiving might be the only day of the year where being grateful is ever spoken out loud.
After they married, no Japanese was ever spoken in their home as a way of proving, Mr. Seki said, "that they were Americans first, not enemy aliens".
Leavis saw "looseness about meaning", "remoteness... from any English that was ever spoken", and indeed "callousness to the intrinsic nature of English".
Whether or not this sentence was ever spoken by the Italian dictator, two minutes on Google reveals that it was never written down, despite frequent attribution to an article he contributed to the 1932 Enciclopedia Italiana.
But yesterday at the trial in a Manhattan federal court, defense lawyers attacked the accusers by questioning whether the smaller lies were ever spoken.
"At times, Daniel appeared to have been invisible," says the Serious Case Review (SCR), noting that "there was very little evidence that Daniel was ever spoken to individually alone about his wishes and feelings".
It's the longest he's ever spoken in his whole life about someone who wasn't him.
Outside of a couple kitchen/bathroom/curse words no Japanese was ever spoken growing up in my house, mostly because my grandparents never taught it to their kids.
