Sentence examples for many were ever from inspiring English sources

The death toll in Chetumal remains uncertain; 120 bodies were recovered in the city but it is unknown how many were ever found.

Every museum owned ten, twenty, a hundred times as many paintings as were ever seen on display.

I also doubt that many loan sharks were ever touted for their entrepreneurial acumen in the Wall Street Journal.

Rob Burnside Swoyersville, Pa., Oct. 18, 2010 • To the Editor: Let me assure Tom Brokaw that many of us who were ever in a war haven't forgotten.

Whether many historical treaty delimitations were ever designed to be anything more than territorial allocations is another theme explored in this article.

The UN has many flaws, but if it were ever abolished it would immediately have to be reinvented.

"Not many people are ever in that position," she said.

How many people are ever discovered by Diana Ross?

Not one glance, not one feminine gesture or foible of any one of her many girlfriends was ever wasted, but only once – and spectacularly – did she write openly about lesbianism.

Many departments are ever more attached to their weapons of war and evidently don't mind the appearance of being an occupying force in their communities, which leaves groups like the sheriffs' association fighting fiercely for a militarized future.

OUYA has come a long way from its origins as a project many were skeptical would ever be anything other than a vaporware dream.