Sentence examples for ever more different from inspiring English sources

People in different socioeconomic strata are living ever more different lives, with dangerous results for society: erosion of empathy, widening of rifts and undermining of meritocracy.

Of course we are, and you will be even more different if I ever finish my homemade flamethrower.

We have become pickier about parody and ready for something ever more completely different.

With every listen I discover new layers, and have ever more and different emotions, and I've listened to this song many times since I first heard a quarter century ago.

Life actually modified them – plants removed carbon while creating an oxygen-rich atmosphere; life created soil from inert dust, clay and sand (that's why Matt Damon in the film The Martian had to add poop to grow potatoes on the sterile planet); life helped weather rocks and mountains and life explored ever more and different elements of the globe as species evolved.

The messy outcome on polling day could turn out to be the moment that common sense and pragmatism took over from the desire to seem ever more radical and different than the party that went before.

Eventually WAR would become ever more sophisticated, with the different versions propagated on different Web sites.

That makes them a powerful force as demographic changes turn America ever more Hispanic, and increasingly different from secular Europe.

New York's left has atomised, with people chasing ever more individual causes in different special-interest groups".A generation ago," muses Victor Navasky, the publisher of the Nation, "young liberals used to dream about changing the world.

With the rise of more devices on networks, there is ever more data stored in different places.

In fact, Islam is ever more diverse, informed by the different cultures where it is embedded, and no more susceptible to the simplistic good Muslim/bad Muslim divide than Christianity or Judaism.