Sentence examples for we must ever from inspiring English sources

In the end, the war went well for freedom and the survival of civilization, and for that we must ever after thank the Winston Churchill of 1940.

"Two maxims," Epictetus said, "we must ever bear in mind that apart from the will there is nothing good or bad, and that we must not try to anticipate or to direct events, but merely to accept them with intelligence".

In his decision, Justice Jonathan D. Katz quoted Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis, who said: "We must ever be on guard lest we erect our prejudices into legal principles".

As the pamphleteers explained, treasure used in this way became itself a commodity in foreign trade, in which, as the 17th-century merchant Thomas Mun wrote, "we must ever observe this rule; to sell more to strangers than we consume of theirs in value".

Folks, we never -- we must never, ever forget their sacrifice and always keep them in our care and in our prayers.

"We must never ever trade our liberty for any fleeting promise of security," Rand Paul said.

"We must never, ever forget our obligations to the poor," he said.

"They know it's there, they know what everyone will be talking about back home, they saw the incredible following we had tonight but we must never ever take our eye off the goal.

I took an oath to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution as commander-in-chief, and as a citizen, I know that we must never – ever – turn our back on its enduring principles for expedience sake.

"The other pillar, which we must never, ever forget, speaks directly with a resonance to most people around the world, and that is what is grown on the local soil," he said.

In the last few days a new objection to action on the China issue has surfaced: right-wing pressure groups, notably the influential Club for Growth, oppose tariffs on Chinese goods because, you guessed it, they're a form of taxation — and we must never, ever raise taxes under any circumstances.