Sentence examples for ever clearly from inspiring English sources

I don't think we'll want it until - or unless - it ever clearly wants itself.

He was suggesting an emotional grammar without ever clearly employing it.

"He attacks the law, parliamentary government, the educational system and so forth, without ever clearly suggesting what he would put in their places," Orwell writes.

Taiwan military officers, escorting a reporter through a Patriot site for the first time ever, clearly hoped to show their defensive plight as well as their technological prowess.

After Mike's accident, she intermittently convinces herself that she loves him "if not more, then better than ever, clearly, without the fog of my own wants, the tedium of needing to be loved back, of needing to be thrilled".

At one point he thundered at Mr. Weldon, asking him whether he thought "that you would not be ferreted out?" "I don't know if I ever clearly thought that," Mr. Weldon murmured, standing next to his lawyer, Robert Galantucci.

Evers clearly believes in "explicit teaching," that consists of a teacher lecturing their students.

However, he needed to undergo a liver transplant earlier this year, and despite a post-surgery statement that he was 'bigger and stronger than ever', clearly his past excesses had caught up with him.

And he spoke his mind ever more clearly.

Climate change ever more clearly threatens our planet.

As the film goes on, it becomes ever more clearly a feminist drama.