Sentence examples for can be ever from inspiring English sources
Pogba stands over 1.90 meters, or 6 feet 3 inches, yet he can be ever so graceful.
(It should be noted that none of these presidents can be ever be claimed as fathers of today's religious right).
Because no one really knows what comes after death, the idea that a rational weighing of costs and benefits can be ever be made seems nonsensical.
Bellatin believes that no literary work can be ever finished — all versions of a novel are equally valid, each reflecting the moment in which they were created.
But it is a long, often vexing journey before such a state of harmonious self-knowledge can be reached, if it can be ever reached.
One can be ever so careful, and one should, but in our society of so many people with so many backgrounds – some of which have become familiar, some of which remain a mystery – it's predictably easy to offend.
In a small business, this can be ever-changing, so be sure to revisit roles and responsibilities at least once per year.
And like many of us, it can be ever-present background noise in our lives, and the lives of those who love us.
Once compromised the information can not be ever safe again.
In many cases, resolution can be an ever changing process.
