Sentence examples for which has ever been from inspiring English sources

Both, of course, care about the poor, which has ever been a mark of the Church.

They will, ever and anon, call every victory which has ever been won by the rulers into question.

They are thought to be composed of three smaller particles called quarks, none of which has ever been spotted in isolation.

They are unquestionably a very happy Royal couple, which has ever been too much of a rarity amongst kings, princes, and other "grit folk".

Responding to that dinner at the time, The Memphis Scimitar called it "the most damnable outrage which has ever been perpetrated by any citizen of the United States".

Southern newspapers raised the alarm; the Memphis Scimitar announced, with impressive certainty, that the dinner was "the most damnable outrage which has ever been perpetrated by any citizen of the United States".

What independent producers bring to the marketplace is diversity, innovation and creativity, none of which have ever been resident in the networks.

The rest of the world's blood supply is controlled by dozens of smaller organizations, only three of which have ever been under F.D.A.-requested consent decree.

"Iraq admitted producing 6,500 chemical bombs containing an estimated 1,000 tons of chemical agents, none of which have ever been accounted for".

But he also made hundreds of smudgy little pencil drawings on paper in ring-bound notebooks, few of which have ever been exhibited.

"Mr. Samantar vigorously denies the particular allegations in the suit, none of which have ever been determined to be true by any court of law," said one of his lawyers, Shay Dvoretzky.