Sentence examples for ever a thing from inspiring English sources

In what world is less curiosity ever a thing to be encouraged?

It's family run, and they still have actual keys to the room doors, which I had started to forget was ever a thing.

Peace Piece is one of the simplest jazz tracks ever, a thing of extraordinary beauty: same theme all the way through, a series of soft chords in the left hand with the gentlest improvisation in the right".

Their ambition and fetishized magnificence dispense with the concept that photographs need to tell the truth in the first place, as if truth were ever a thing as simple as whatever appeared in a viewfinder.

"At this time I wished to take some photographs, but the waning light made me hesitate; yet when I glanced at the sun I was surprised to see it apparently shining as brightly as ever, a thing I could not understand, for I could have sworn that it was obscured by clouds.

According to James Woods, his goal in "Rudy: The Rudy Giuliani Story" was to present Rudolph W. Giuliani "warts and all," even though "to be honest, there wasn't ever a thing he did" that Mr. Woods didn't agree with ["Giuliani, Meet Your TV Match" by Jamie Malanowski, March 16].

"Star Guitar," a dreamy electronic track by the Chemical Brothers, came through the speakers, and Tonéx led Eric in a rhyme: "I never, ever, ever do a thing about the weather / 'Cause the weather never ever does a thing for me".

Is there ever such a thing?

You ever see a thing like that, Jasmin?" "No".

Was there ever such a thing as Nafta wine?

And how did soggy muesli ever become a thing?