Sentence examples for ever indeed from inspiring English sources

Hollywood now offers a wider spectrum of possibility than ever (indeed, this is true of world cinema as a whole): the crude simplicity is cruder and simpler, the wild, wilder; the personal, more personal; the recondite, more recondite.

Before the elite athletes even got to London, Greeks were reeling from the news that their Olympic team would be one of the smallest ever – indeed smaller than at any time since the Barcelona Games in 1992.

When originally introduced in 1968, the company's founder, Sir William Lyons, appeared in grainy television commercials extolling it as "the greatest Jaguar -- ever!" Indeed, while the original XJ was a landmark car -- it has been called the most beautiful sedan ever -- the XJ's iconic status within the company has for decades cowed those who longed for a bold update.

He never, ever cracks – indeed he has said he considers doing so to be impolite.

This is the most serious ballet Morris has ever made — indeed, that anyone has made in the last decade.

Working in Libya was worse than working in any other country I've ever covered; indeed, it was the most unpleasant experience I ever had as a journalist.

But since it gets ever harder – indeed dangerous – to say live and let live, we need to remember the alternative is far more appalling.

Godard, who will turn seventy this December, has been struggling ever since; indeed, he could hardly have anticipated the price he would pay for getting his wish.

Graphene is the thinnest solid ever known, indeed the thinnest possible: it is a sheet of linked carbon atoms just one atom thick.

They have engaged in proxy combat through the courts ever since; indeed, Mr. Gilani's dismissal stemmed directly from his refusal to heed court orders to pursue a corruption inquiry against the president.

It is the best account of life in the trenches I have ever read – indeed, I described some of his experiences in my own novel, The Book of the Banshee.