Sentence examples for ever be thought from inspiring English sources

It is unlikely that he will ever be thought of as the great prime minister he could have been.

If you call an actress by her looks or a reaction, then that's all she'll ever be thought of as".

Mr. Spielberg, she wrote, "has made sure that neither he nor the Holocaust will ever be thought of in the same way again".

It was uncomfortable in those early years, because we didn't want it to ever be thought that that's what we were doing as well".

As he rightly pointed out, this is not something that would ever be thought of by government or "in Davos .Perhaps the most interesting new idea came from the audience where, this being Davos, sat Tim Berners Lee.

Though it's difficult to grasp how that could ever be thought of a writer who was honoured thus by Wordsworth in his poem: At the Grave of Burns, written seven years after Rabbie's death.

Similarly, in 1885, this Court construed § 21 without any apparent indication that the section was, or had ever been thought to be, beyond Congress' authority.

And a name for those things that are central to one's life without ever being thought about or felt.

All these early works have been recorded at least once, but few have ever been thought practical for contemporary staging.

Here "she" is in conversation with her admirer, adventurer Harry Bagley: HARRY: You have been thought of where no white women has ever been thought of before.

"This administration is thinking about transit, is thinking about high-speed rail, more than it's ever been thought about before," Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood says.