Sentence examples for always could have from inspiring English sources

You always could have done something different.

We always could have, and should have; it is harder to be scared or cringing when you are dissolving in laughter.

Cut to Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews waxing philosophical about how Kerry, once trashed to pieces for delivering nearly the same speech in precisely the same manner, is a whole new man, dynamic, wow, free to be the candidate he always could have been and – I couldn't hear any more after that, because my head had exploded.

Because every single quote could always be described as an incomplete quote because you always could have tacked on another sentence or two.

Instead of wishing and praying for a time machine, be thankful that it is indeed over, and that it always could have been worse.

"When I look back, there is always what could have been," said Jenkins.

You always think what could have been.

There's always something that could have been done differently.

Mr. Thompson says, "I've always felt I could have done more".

"I always said we could have touched down if we had lowered the gear".

Mrs Hammond, 63, said: "We always thought he could have survived.