Sentence examples for believe ever from inspiring English sources
He was not, but Maxwell did believe, ever more strongly, that reality was the best fiction.
But EU diplomats believe "ever closer union" and the euro "ins and outs" issues can be sorted.
The market keeps building us new room to believe, ever more American territories to light out for.
Nurturing and keeping the people who can sniff out such books and writers will become, I believe, ever more important as publishing enters a truly digital age.
He claimed to have been at the group's inaugural meeting in London in April 2002, a pow-wow the prosecution do not believe ever happened, even though Border Agency data showed he was in the UK at that time.
But hey, I believe ever pot has a lid, so it will float someone's boat.
Many people in the media business, or, anyway, those who continue to pay attention to the New York Times – who understand that advertising is not just the paper's key to survival but its reason for being – are, I believe, ever-more puzzled by the arrival of these conflicting magazines, and about what the Times is trying to become, or what it would like to be, and what its plan is to save itself.
The big question, however, remains unanswered: can grassroots action, in which Lustgarten clearly believes, ever change the existing power structures?
Or so I've believed ever since taking my first illicit toke as a teenager.
Pressed by Pelley on whether she's ever lied, Clinton said, "I don't believe I ever have.
