Sentence examples for was forever compromised from inspiring English sources

The macho appeal of the peacoat was forever compromised when a young fashion designer named Calvin Klein introduced a far more stylish model, in white, which appeared on his first Vogue magazine cover.

However, Biram Ndiaye, UNICEF Tanzania's Nutrition Manager, believes that "severe acute malnutrition does not receive the same attention as chronic malnutrition because of the low prevalence observed in Tanzania". Many severely acute malnourished children who survive will never fully recover and their development and their cognitive abilities will be forever compromised.

Any book that encourages us to read more closely and to look more imaginatively has to be a good thing, but "Glittering Images" is so agenda-driven and so riddled with polemical asides that its potential to persuade is forever being compromised.

Lincoln was forever grateful.

Certainly, no complex, connected device can promise to be forever immune to compromise.

This, I'm afraid, is British party politics: the voters are forever being asked to compromise, but the politicians don't have to.

Panic sets in before it's revealed that the avalanche is controlled, the wall of snow a harmless fog, and Tomas returns to his brood forever compromised.

Is this noble ideal on its way to being universally upheld, or will it forever be compromised?

I am forever grateful.

Because extinction is forever.

Chocolate is forever, right?