Sentence examples for but then ever from inspiring English sources

But then, ever the perfectionist, he added, "But I'm still disappointed with how I ran it".

"One would have thought liberal constitutional government was designed precisely for this," he said — but then ever since Watergate he'd tracked our receding faith in Washington.

But then ever year or so it rises again to the very outskirts of my consciousness, like a dull toothache, or something faintly irritating occurring in my peripheral vision.

But then ever since those kind of instances, we've had constant reports of killings, muggings, displacements and every day provincial leaders phone me, 'so-and-so has been beaten, he's in hospital'.

But, then, ever since his first collection was unveiled in a disused synagogue five years ago, McQueen has enjoyed a reputation for shocking: he has become the most terrible of terrible infants.

It was a few years before I born, but to see the streets and the houses as they looked back then, and to have such a personal connection to it, was at first a little freaky but then ever so exciting.

To work tirelessly, to dedicate one's life to the project but then, never ever to achieve one's ambition.

But this year, more then ever, there was a ripe opportunity for an alternate halftime arrangement, official or otherwise, in which Wiz Khalifa and Lil Wayne could face off head to head.

Football fans are more organised then ever but the governance of the game feels less democratic.

"However well the police behave, police stations are worrying, even frightening, places," says Cape. "The right to legal advice is now more important then ever, but with the planned cuts to legal aid, it's under threat like never before".

Now more crude and prolific then ever before, but then isn't that the same as stick figure launching arrows at a buffalo carved into the side of a stone shelter?