Sentence examples for ever given thought from inspiring English sources

Ms. Núñez described an "issue that was deeper and broader than I had ever given thought to," Ms. Hope said.

Have you ever given thought to the emotion of joy?

I wasn't the girl who'd ever given thought to a color scheme or a white dress, let alone getting married at all.

It may not be a matter to which you have ever given much thought.

"It looks to me like nobody's ever given any thought to this room," she interrupts.

From "Sons of Texas": "You ever given much thought to dyin', Eli?" Eli shook his head.

Although he grew up around guns in central Massachusetts and learned how to fire one in the Navy, he's never owned a firearm — nor had he ever given much thought to their ubiquity in American life.

While my industry remains undeniably male dominated, this fact, and the implications it might have for me as a businesswoman, are not issues I've ever given much thought to.

I can't say, however, that until I was asked to do this, I had ever given much thought to the question of which religious poet I would take if I had to.

In a celebrated article, Elizabeth David described spending two days making Christmas pudding on a Greek island: "When I hear people moaning about... how much better things were in the old days, I wonder if they have ever given a thought to what it was like to shred suet, clean currants, take the stones out of huge sticky raisins, chop the... peel, pound the spices... .....

Suddenly the it had become necessary for me to take a position & on a subject I'd never before given as I said on a matter I'd never really ever given any thought to I had to have a position on abortion.