It was the grandest sight I ever witnessed in my life.
President Woodruff declared it was the greatest celebration he ever witnessed.
It was one of the most important days, says Elder Woodruff, ever witnessed in Israel.
Ryerson adds) towards each other on that occasion, presented one of the finest examples of strong personal friendship between two public men that I ever witnessed.
Bunting, in a manner the most impressive and affecting I ever witnessed.
It was the grandest of all grand affairs I ever witnessed.
The concluding ceremony was the most affecting I ever witnessed, especially in the affection which the people showed for their ministers.
Well, Frank, give me a bit more of that pie in the mean time, and I will tell you the strongest case in point I ever witnessed.
From its eminence, I remember to have seen one of the finest views of the two armies I ever witnessed.
July, 1812, was the most stormy, I think, I ever witnessed.
Baron de Rottenberg, however, who is now serving on the British Staff in America, formerly commanded the Light Company of the 81st regiment, and was one of the most efficient and best disciplined officers I ever witnessed.
This fellow was one of the greatest marauders of the rebel army: and the last exercise of authority I ever witnessed by General Humbert was an order to drive him out of the town of Castlebar.
A deep, settled gloom, beyond any thing I ever witnessed, was upon her features; her eyes had a wandering, restless expression.
It was the most wonderful demonstration of the wind's power I ever witnessed.
That day we made twenty miles, and "ran" as terrible a gauntlet of thunderbolts as I ever witnessed.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ever witnessed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
