Sentence examples for All things are ever from inspiring English sources

But then it is not as if all things are ever going to be equal at Aintree.

And others show why the qualifier ceteris paribus – "all things being equal" – that always applies to these elegant mathematical constructions is a nonsense, because all things are never, ever equal.

Not that things are ever that easy.

Do you think those things are ever avoidable?

Because when you have dementia, few things are ever minor.

Very few things are ever black and white.

"I don't know if things are ever over," Phillips said.

"I don't know," Angela disagrees tentatively, "I don't think things are ever totally set".

I don't think things are ever as bleak as they appear.

But when it comes to college admissions, few things are ever simple.

This is what sustains you if things are ever difficult.