Sentence examples for ever implied that from inspiring English sources

"I never ever implied that I did it," Mr. Kerry is quoted as saying, adding, "You know what?

Sure, none of this is rocket science and nobody has ever implied that you can have a decent chat with a cash-point.

How would you respond to Eavan Boland's objection that, because you had been included in British anthologies for years, the fact that the "British" tag was used by Blake Morrison and Andrew Motion can scarcely have come as much of a shock to you? She's right in saying the "British" tag didn't come as a shock, and I don't think I ever implied that it did.

George Will seems to be upset that Obama ever implied that there were situational realities to the American health care that were going to bring about this pain.

But never, ever, imply that Fabio Luisi is preparing to take on one of opera's most important jobs: music director of the Metropolitan Opera.

Japan did not deserve this disaster nor should anyone ever imply that they did.

He repeated the original charges, dropping ones others debunked, ever implying that the charges he still mentioned were the only ones he had made all along, counting on the public's short memory to cover the fact that his original case was falling apart.

U-turn rating: 9 Arguably the owner of Hollywood's nicest teeth, Tom Cruise has been the incarnation of the American Way for decades, ever since implying that rocking out in your undies was some kind of patriotic duty.

No one ever decided or even implied that K-12 schools are solely responsible for college remediation.

I never implied that I would ever have tenants, nor do I ever plan to.

JUDITH THURMAN: I never implied that.