Sentence examples for turned ever from inspiring English sources

You can see how their faces are turned ever so slightly toward one another while their bodies are half-turned toward us -- for they know they're in a painting and thus visible to us.

But if performance in the pipe has been dialed back a bit this season, the competition for top talent by sponsors has turned ever more intense.

As the clock approached 6 a.m. and the sky turned ever brighter, Prospect Park remained an oasis of calm and cool.

As the archbishop turned ever more steadily toward a belief in Protestantism, Cranmer's enemies attempted to unseat him in Henry's graces, but they were not successful.

The eightfold growth in the prison population from 1970 to 2010 has turned ever more poor decisions into poor lives.Then there is deteriorating family structure among the poor.

The short version is this: As her brother turned ever more militantly against conventional pieties, then vainly dabbled with Lou Salomé, Elisabeth felt abandoned.

This is how we turned ever-larger swaths of open space into grids of look-alike homes, the inventory that came to be tinder for the foreclosure inferno.

While matters turn ever more brutal, the enigmas pile up.

But the tide may be turning, ever so slightly.

Will attacks turn ever more personal as the campaign closes?

This was Terry Biddlecombe, former champion jockey, his face turning ever more florid with joy.