Sentence examples for beginning ever from inspiring English sources

Later, I watch the brooding close hatreds of those scenes again, the grim beatings and the rape threats, and they are perhaps even more powerful: possibly because I have been beginning, ever so slightly, to understand the weird alchemy of good acting.

The Knicks' surprising start has naturally evoked curiosity about the club's best beginning ever.

At the beginning, Ever dresses in mostly hoodies, sweaters and jeans.

I began, ever so slightly, to doubt the reality of other minds.

In fact the media's emphasis on the horse races and pundits' insistence that those races begin ever sooner suggest that governing doesn't really matter.

Nine months after the surge began, ever more Iraqis are being driven from their homes — and Mr. Bush never even mentioned them last night.

As the left edge of the moon began ever so slightly to darken, the temperature was in the mid-20s, and the crowd drinking hot chocolate on the steps of Low Memorial Library was in high spirits.

Foley seems to have been in almost every geopolitical mess from Kosovo to Afghanistan.He has watched as the nongovernmental organizations began, ever so slowly at first, to endorse the use of force for humanitarian purposes.

On the other side of the coin, if the revolution that the liberal, democratically-oriented currents in Egyptian society began ever does succeed they will face their stiffest challenge the very next morning.

The Prokhorov comic, written by Tony Laplume, begins: "If ever there was a real-life Bruce Wayne, it's Mikhail Prokhorov".

Starting around 1980, the rungs began moving ever farther apart, adversely affecting black economic progress in two ways.