Sentence examples for also as ever from inspiring English sources
The phrase "also as ever" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to indicate that something remains consistent or unchanged over time, often in a context where you are referring to a person or situation. Example: "Her kindness is evident, also as ever, in the way she treats her colleagues."
But it was also, as ever, polite.
It was also, as ever, about the numbers.
Also, as ever, it is not our intention to disparage odd research and weird gubbins.
But, also as ever, the duplicity of the day job seeps into the bedroom.
As ever, she's magnificent but, also as ever, it's a battle muddied by doubt, mistrust and media manipulation.
Of course it's about Turner's singular art, but it's also, as ever in Mike's work, about the big themes: love, loss, life, death".
Relations between Clarence House and Buckingham Palace are also as bad as ever, and Charles is not getting any easier.
Competition for apartments in the midmarket — where one-bedrooms rent for about $2,500 a month and two-bedrooms fetch about $3,200 — is also as intense as ever.
Having had a bit of a breather to tend to her health -- she suffered a heart attack last October -- she's also as opinionated as ever, weighing in on gun violence, a boycott of the Olympics in Russia, Britney Spears and Cyrus, Pope Francis, gay marriage and Boy George's new makeover.
But a red-pilled rapper is a bad place to start that listening tour — at least if conservatives want a real bridge, not just a Kanye dream palace, linking worlds that are strangely close in certain ways but also as far apart as ever.
Clarence Coleman was terse in those days, and is terse today, but also sweet and decent as ever as he rejoins the New York baseball scene for the first time since 1966.
