Sentence examples for ever he thinks from inspiring English sources

There are more active editors and publishers of contemporary poetry than ever, he thinks, and rancour is difficult to sustain when the so-called mainstream itself is so variegated.

More than ever, he thinks he's in control, but it's his addiction to being better than everyone else that has always been in the driver's seat.

More than ever, he thought he should get out of the Army and try college.

I understand what it means, because I love the history of the sport, but I don't think I'll ever…" He thinks through every sentence so thoroughly that he ties himself in knots – doubling back on ideas, qualifying every thought, adding last-second caveats.

He is now into his 40s - far older, he says, than he ever thought he would live.

When he was asked later if he ever thought he would return to the capital, the man, Jean Mercellus, 40, said he doubted it.

Asked whether he ever thought he'd be shoveling snow, he shrugged.

But he has already achieved more than he ever thought he would - and takes pride in his legacy.

And by doing so, he became a different kind of patriot than he ever thought he would be.

He never, ever, thinks he's a god – he's a working man".

I wonder if he ever thinks about what he did.