Sentence examples for but perhaps ever from inspiring English sources

Odd, yes, but perhaps ever more useful in a world where multitasking is part of our everyday.

McConnell has been shoveling it ever since, but perhaps never as stunningly as on Tuesday, when he spoke from the floor of the U.S. Senate.

At espn.com, Dan Rafael called Rigondeaux "among the purest technicians the sport has perhaps ever seen," but added, "If you made it through this entire fight without at least momentarily nodding off, congratulations".

Perhaps ever so slightly, but then, by creating this physical, central location where investors can come for deal-flow, Campus would clearly have contributed to the overall picture.

They were everything you remember them to be, but also more than maybe you've forgotten, or perhaps ever realised.

Or perhaps ever.

Perhaps, ever so slightly, yes.

He passed the ball better than any Englishman, perhaps ever.

There is nobody better at it, now and perhaps ever.

That is as true, perhaps ever truer, for games.

Bach was "the first classic that ever was, or perhaps ever will be," Forkel proclaimed.