Sentence examples for e never from inspiring English sources

e) Never work in the garage alone.

(e) Never murmurs about my flaws to the cat.

Although choice of A is always rewarded, and that of E never is, the remaining three boxes each are associated equally often with reward and with nonreward.

So, out of sheer commiseration, our winner this week is E: "NEVER HAVE SO WANTED ANYTHING TO BE GOOD AND ALL I HAVE IS A PILE OF PAPER COVERED WITH WRONG WORDS".

Perhaps his single most gasp-inducingly clever achievement was a translation of George Perec's 1969 novel La Disparition, a work in which the letter "e" never features, except in the author's name on the cover.

Fournel also rejoices in the title of provisionally definitive secretary and president of Oulipo, the literary collective who dream up constraints under which to write, in order to seek liberation through the back door, as it were (most famous example: Georges Perec's La Disparition, a novel in which the letter "e" never appears).

The socioeconomic status of each TPU was measured by a social deprivation index (SDI) derived from the proportions of the population with a) unemployment, b) monthly household income < US$250, c) no schooling at all, d) one-person household, e) never-married status, and f ) subtenancy, from the 2001 Population Census.

Based on the distribution of factor loadings, we chose six variables to describe the conditions of social deprivation for each TPU: the proportions of the population with a) unemployment, b ) monthly household income < US$250, c) no schooling at all, d ) one-person household, e) never-married status, and f) subtenancy.

"Ed never revealed real people to us," said Stone.

"Ed never pushes his liberalism beyond a carefully calculated safety point," one of these people has said.

"Ed never seems to be speaking to grownups," Adam McEwen, the British-born, New York-based conceptualist, told me recently.