Sentence examples for ever get sense from inspiring English sources

The Nexus One is very much a Google-brand phone (albeit one made by HTC), and HTC has told us all along that it won't ever get Sense through official means.

I know she's nervous, but I don't ever get the sense that she's scared for herself.

Did he ever get the sense she was desperate to be accepted by Hollywood?

Do you ever get the sense the whole world is becoming unhinged from reality?

But then, do we ever get the sense of what the seasons are in this strange place?

"Do you ever get the sense that these 'grimaces' from Murray are just an excuse?" asks George Solomon.

EVER get the sense that the junk mail you throw out every day includes an item or two that you really ought to read?

"If one comes out and the other guy gets a touchdown, you truly don't ever get a sense that it matters to either one of them.

Tina Stowell, a Conservative peer and government whip, tells me: "I don't ever get the sense there's any kind of misogyny here".

They can be fantastically annoying and mule-headed, but I don't think they ever get the sense that they are "in trouble".

If you ever get the sense that someone on the wifi network you're using is hogging all the juice, you may be right.