Sentence examples for ever more positive from inspiring English sources

Instead, the name reflects a trend to ever more positive names for what might be called "other than developed" economies.

In "Nonzero: The Logic of Human Destiny" (2000), he argued that there is a moral direction to human history, that technological growth and expanding global interconnectedness have moved us toward ever more positive and mutually beneficial relationships with others.

When Andrew Strauss reinforced the cordon, giving England a line of four slips and two gullies as Tremlett returned to the top of his mark, the picture was perfect if he ever needs more positive-thinking sessions.

Alexbate asked we could ever imagine a more positive situation in North Korea, or would the county need to implode before starting over?

On her new album, she's more positive than ever.

Defeat against Spain did little to quell the sense of progress: while the veteran Tim Cahill took the headlines with his astonishing volley against the Dutch, the young wide pair Tommy Oar and Mathew Leckie were among those to suggest that Australia's football outlook may look more positive than ever.

Most would agree that at first sight, screen depictions of gay people, and the narratives in which they feature, are more positive than ever, especially on US television.

"It's really bad timing but I know that when these things happen, you've just got to be more positive than you ever can be," Houghton, 26, told BBC Sport.

"The response has been more positive than I ever dreamed," says Reed. "I teach two classes per semester with class limits of 20 to 25 and they both have waiting lists".

Similarly, ever smokers were found to have more positive attitudes to being screened for oral cancer (rho=0.157, p=0.042) compared to those who had never smoked.

With regard to this latter, it should be noted that our questionnaire scale items did not just refer to feeling positive, but to feeling more positive than one ever has previously in one's life.