Meanings of ever youthful in English

Centuries pass, yet still it remains the same: ever youthful, ever hard and cold.

The mystic man is ever youthful, fresh, and new.

And this was the lovely girl, the ever youthful!

It's hard to believe that the ever youthful-looking Plunkett is now one of the dozens of Irish letters.

A music critic remarked, "That ever youthful and fascinating pianist, Teresa Carreño is with us again."

Or rather, she had returned to the same waif she had always been, ever youthful and bubbling with effervescence.

For Youth was ever youthful.

Look, how the sun is dawning for us, ever dawning; in the earth, in our hearts, with ever youthful and triumphant voices.

Through all the East of this foliage, you spied in a crimson dawn, Guide's ever youthful Apollo, driving forth the horses of the sun.

"Although their children are grown to adolescence, he loves her yet as dotingly as ever youthful swain loves the Phyllis of his boyhood's amours!"