Sentence examples for always not even from inspiring English sources

According to her, the use of epistemic values in scientific judgments is not always, not even normally, politically neutral.

I had not always — had not even long — been a daylight ghost, a layabout, a mal pensant, a vacancy, a housewife, a person foiled by the challenge of getting dressed and someone who considered eating less a valid primary goal.

It wasn't always thus —  not even in the city where Alvy Singer, the protagonist in Woody Allen's "Annie Hall," winced as he ordered alfalfa sprouts and a plate of mashed yeast.

He will not always, maybe not even often, come up with policies that please my sense of purity.

We live in a world where there is not always, perhaps not even often, certainty about the consequences of whatever action is taken.

I dealt with it the way I always do, not even thinking that anyone was filming it.

The Palais Royal was not always so serene; it was not even always royal.

Stay aware throughout your life that you don't always know everything, not even in your own field of expertise.

They are not even always continent.

"They are not even always living in the same place with their master.

For him, strikebreakers are almost always "scabs" and growers not even worth listening to.