Sentence examples for such ever from inspiring English sources

And it has been such ever since.

ON MARCH 25th the World Health Organisation (WHO) reported a rash of cases of Ebola in Guinea, the first such ever seen in west Africa.

Mary Berry is clearly a shimmering gem and has been lauded as such ever since she was rediscovered and relaunched as Bake Off's glamorous granny.

Sartre said that you couldn't know how history would work out, but you could act as if you did: "If I ask myself 'Will the social ideal, as such, ever become a reality?' I cannot tell, I only know that whatever may be in my power to make it so, I shall do; beyond that, I can count upon nothing".

They decided to keep the moniker, and have largely been billed as such ever since.

The once-most influential critic in the world, who has held the wine world in his thrall and subject to his 100-point rating system almost since he started in 1978, agreed to give the keynote speech at the conference in Napa Valley, his first such ever.

Such ever-grasping comes at a cost: perpetual dissatisfaction.

Dr. Emilie Zaslow, an assistant professor of communication studies at Pace University in Manhattan, who has studied gender identity and beauty in consumer culture, noted that such ever-shifting tastes often have one thing in common: a fixation with youth.

Those figures might include such ever-elusive Baathist stalwarts and loyalists of Mr. Hussein as Tariq Ali, Izzat Ibrahim and Taha Yassin Ramadan, not to mention Mr. Hussein's sons Uday and Qusay, who all dropped even further out of sight during the bombing of Iraq.

Critical for their survival is the ability of plants to perceive and rapidly respond to the stresses caused by such ever-changing conditions.

No such coup ever materialised, however.