Sentence examples for More ever from inspiring English sources
No more "ever closer union".
Collapse of not only this seduction, but of the prospect of any more, ever.
I toyed with the idea of not doing any more, ever.
After a few seconds I pushed away from the desk, not wanting to see any more, ever.
What's more, ever since he made a big investment in Goldman during the thick of the financial crisis, his priceless reputation has been hitched to the firm.
They have remained neutral in a conflict so protracted and complex that it has more ever-changing fractions than a kaleidoscope.
As camera phones and social media become more ever-present, filming the police has become a tool for activists and those worried about police brutality.
If the full game can add a little more ever-present danger, this seamlessness will help make it a gripping, "always-on" experience.
Cynics are not going anywhere at this point, but this technology is also here to stay, is clearly progressing and becoming more ever-present, and Gen Y is still managing to talk to one another.
As a queer Indonesian immigrant residing, mainly, in the Western world, Thebez understands that our online identities, just as our ones in the real world, are much more ever-changing than most people tend to think.
