Sentence examples for ever especially from inspiring English sources

However, support for change is higher than ever especially among young people.

Or rather tried not to imagine, ever, especially while cruising at 30,000ft.

Carroll said scoring a winner at Wembley was "the best feeling ever", especially given the opponents.

But, despite all the tensions, the idea of nationhood is stronger than ever, especially among the middle class.

Porridge to me is one of the nicest things ever, especially when it is so cold outside.

Antagonising the police is as enjoyable as ever, especially as this time round they appear to be smarter.

Hip-hop and meme culture are more entwined then ever, especially within the context of rap "beefs".

But as an ex-military spouse, I now discover that I may be more dependent than ever — especially when it comes to my son's health care and benefits.

But in the world of home design and beyond, Noguchi's midcentury creations are more contemporary than ever — especially that gorgeous sliver of a chair.

Now there's more than ever, especially in the wet, yet the extra height in the suspension doesn't provoke undue body roll.

But this year, the display of wealth has been more conspicuous than ever, especially the cars, and it has drawn mixed reviews.