Sentence examples for ever figuring out from inspiring English sources
"Morgan Stanley fired him, and defamed him, without ever figuring out what happened," said Beth Wilkinson, one of his lawyers.
"I'm not entirely sure how I fit into this crazy world, let alone ever figuring out how to explain it to my child," Mr. Quijada said.
Perhaps there was a sense of that already, that Castro might dispose of them and disappear with the little girl; remarkably, his friends recall seeing him with the child, without ever figuring out where she came from.
After a decade of war, there is a growing sense among America's diplomats, soldiers and spies that the United States is getting out of Afghanistan without ever figuring out how a maddeningly complex game is played.
Maybe Ted Cruz will be elected president on a platform of repeal-plus-nothing; maybe Hillary Clinton will be elected president and the G.O.P. will go on fundraising off Obamacare without ever figuring out how to change it; maybe a Republican Congress and a Republican President will fall short of repeal but tinker with the law in ways that are more destructive than constructive.
Dumb groups engage in politicking -- they get lost in hours of tangential discussion about Phil's job performance and company absentee policy, and end up filibustering over how "we need some changes around here," all without ever figuring out how to cover for Phil.
