Sentence examples for sadly ever from inspiring English sources

Sadly, ever larger numbers of people who identify themselves as Jews become less and less observant of Torah and Jewish tradition.

Woody Allen has long outlived his 1970s-80s heyday: outlived it too long, sadly, ever to recover his elusive comedy mojo, which depended on being jazzily in tune with the times.

You can stroll right across it, but the best thing to do is to join the hordes of locals swimming in the (sadly ever more shallow) river and breaststroke right underneath.

Modern museums of natural history spend as much on DNA sequencing machines as on fossils, and people who can recognize animals and plants by sight alone are, sadly, ever rarer and less in demand.

Purveyors of these stunts are irresponsible, manipulative and, sadly, ever-present – even among the ranks of our current elected officials.

I was reminded earlier this week of one of my favourite-ever recent anti-feminist numpties (sadly, as ever, there remains a depressingly plentiful pool from which to choose).

Sadly love literally never, ever, ever ever ever ever occurs on Dinner Date, which is the nub of what makes it such compulsive viewing.

Sadly our ever increasingly urban populations are so divorced from the countryside and wildlife that the apocalyptic changes taking place go largely unnoticed.

Simon Jenkins is right to say that al-Qaeda is the world's bogeyman and while it is, Samuel Huntington's notion of a "clash of civilisations" sadly becomes ever more plausible, with "mission creep" accelerating the process.

The international definition of antisemitism has been endorsed by 31 nations now, not out of fealty to Israel, but out of recognition that antisemitism rots society from within, and that Jews are sadly, as ever, on the front line.

Sadly, as ever, the Wii U is not a part of the conversation.