Sentence examples for ever depending from inspiring English sources

"I can't imagine ever depending on a man.

There is also, of course, the requisite pair of jabbering, mugging, whimsical clowns, as delightful or as tiresome as ever, depending on your age and your tastes.

The essential script threatens to match just about every post-defeat Labour dust-up, ever: depending on your point of view, righteousness v betrayal, or realism v cloud cuckoo-land.

Recent troubles aside, at £8.1m his transfer to Spurs in 2001 makes him officially the best player never to play for his country (or the worst signing ever, depending on your point of view).

It's important to forgive repentant pastors, but not to restore them to pastoral office for years or perhaps ever (depending on the nature of the sin) because Paul's qualifications pertain to the character.

And maybe the best one ever depending on how creepy you are.

Everything will, as ever, depend on the numbers.

"Don't ever depend on a man," her mother warned.

In reality, only part of West Virginia ever depended on coal.

The power in this new medium may indeed lie in the striking potential of its immediacy, but any written communication (as ever) depends for its clarity and facility on good usage and communicable style -- however inventive (or playful) the construction.

In short, economy must ever depend on the circumstances of the case.