Sentence examples for submit ever more from inspiring English sources

All remained unacceptable, and Whale biographer James Curtis suggests that Whale, who had no interest in the project and feared that his commitment to it might cost him control over the filming of Show Boat, encouraged Sherriff to submit ever more wildly unacceptable versions in hopes of getting himself off the film.

In the current season we find her character submitting ever more hatefully to her repulsion of her daughter Isabelle (Allie Grant), a plus-size child model whose assets she is now after.

What does it mean when the most military-obsessed administration in our history, which, year after year, submitted ever more bloated Pentagon budgets to Congress, is succeeded by one headed by a president who ran, at least partially, on an antiwar platform, and who has now submitted an even larger Pentagon budget?

Two statistics spell out the potential: 50% of all published books with an ISBN International Standard Book Numberr) tag sell fewer than 250 copies and barely more than 1% of manuscripts submitted ever get published.

Rather, the Second Macedonian War (200 196) fits the long pattern of Roman readiness to go to war in order to force ever more distant neighbours to submit to superior Roman power.

A trailer to the Nick Cave film I submitted to NYFF from an artist management company where I was the worst intern ever, more concerned with filming the Chinatown location with my pixelvision camera.

Whistler is ever more interesting.

Was Britten ever more inspired?

Ever more rules and taxes.

Ever more distrust and paralysis?

No hyphen is needed in "ever more".