Sentence examples for ever least from inspiring English sources

I am not shy, and nobody has called me that, not once, not ever, least of all when I am on a motorway.

Obama wants to hold off because a) he hasn't won anything yet anyway and b) why advantage McCain ever, least of all now?

The result: WikiLeaks is now stronger than ever, at least as measured by its ability to publish online.

And he is sure that it is not getting out, ever, at least from his lab at the C.D.C.

This year's Dayinsure Wales Rally GB has been one of the best ever, not least because a Welshman won it.

In fact, it seems truer than ever, not least because of the corporate evolution that Pink writes about.

According to Spanish TV, the grass today at the Maracanã is shorter than ever, at least shorter than usual".

Yet the technological splendor has arrived, and we are more frenzied than ever, at least in the United States and other hyper-consumerist economies.

Schueller and Rubinstein never met, nor ever, at least in Brandon's narrative, betrayed the slightest awareness of each other's existence.

Though it "feels like years ago" that he did the part, Mr. James said he lately gets recognized for it more than ever, at least in the United States.

She didn't know him at all and felt she could never trust anybody ever again, least of all her husband.