Sentence examples similar to will ever be present from inspiring English sources

There are those who insist that no great work of cinematic art will ever be presented in 3-D.

You know, this will probably be the only opportunity that will ever be presented to you to go to Israel and Palestine… ever.

"You know, probably this would be the only opportunity that will ever be presented to you to go to Israel and Palestine… ever.

2012 Medinah, Europe 14½ US 13½ Olazábal dedicated this remarkable win to Ballesteros, stating afterwards that "our team played in the spirit of Seve without ever giving up … Seve will always be present with this team and he was a big factor for this event".

When Wilkins declares that he needs both Thomas Jefferson and his great-great-grandmother "to be who I am and to live the life I have lived," he extends Du Bois's great insight into the nature of African-American identity by making clear that the burdens of the past will ever be part of the present.

I wonder if white America as a whole will ever be able to empathize with present-day struggle.

Still, it is unlikely that the F.D.A., with its present resources, will ever be able to inspect considerably more than the 2percentt of imported produce it does now -- far less than the portion of imported meats the Department of Agriculture inspects.

The extreme nature of this attempt at a winter crossing of Antarctica makes it unlikely that it will ever be repeated, and so the expedition presents a unique opportunity for research.

And at present there doesn't like there will ever be a way of turning pro with mobile gaming.

If automation will ever be realized is unpredictable.

Nothing will ever be permanent!