Sentence examples for what has ever been from inspiring English sources

What has ever been steady about it?

"Because it's not what has ever been your movie sweet spot".

To hit the relative child poverty target, parental employment rates would have to reach almost 100% – "far beyond what has ever been achieved anywhere in the world".

For now, though, governments are trying to hold things together with bank bailout schemes and stimulus packages in major economies that dwarf what has ever been tried.

Eventually, she said, 114 million doses will be released, which is slightly more than what has ever been used in one year.

The inevitable result is a cadre of smarter-looking cars than what has ever been available to average buyers.

On race relations, he said there was never a promise of a full resolution within his presidency, or any presidency, in what had ever been a running thread and faultline in American life and politics.

Range fires on the Great Plains and forest fires in the Rocky Mountains were far larger and more destructive than what had ever been seen in the east.

"Research has proven what any woman who has ever been inside a hair salon already knew: women pay more than men for the same stuff," Wise said.

Moving seamlessly between yesterday's great literature — Greek, Roman, early Christian, Enlightenment and Romantic — and today's trashy tabloids, Payne advances a persuasive, if disturbing, definition of what fame is now, and what it has ever been.

In a career that has spanned more than fifty years and included four Tony Awards, the Australian-born actress's primary distinction has been her grandness: what theatre has ever been big enough to contain her?