Sentence examples for ever more than from inspiring English sources

More than ever, more than anything, I was a writer.

Meanwhile there are more little movies than ever — more than any publication can keep up with.

Is Ukip's philosophy ever more than one facetious question away from implosion?

COMMENT FROM ANON.: Although, is the SOTU ever more than symbolic?

'The red wine I buy is hardly ever more than £7.

But it is not clear when, if ever, more than a fraction of asylum-seekers will reside in them.

The numbers came as the group announced its largest advertising buy ever -- more than $3 million this week.

There is never -- well, hardly ever -- more than one degree of separation between him and any of his collaborators, including the composers on this program.

The technology-laden Nasdaq stock index soared 168.21 points yesterday -- its biggest point gain ever -- more than offsetting the losses it incurred in the two preceding sessions and surpassing the high it had set just last week.

In absolute terms, more blacks are in poverty than ever -- more than one in four of the nation's 44 million African-American citizens.

At Wesleyan University, where our entering class will number under 750, we have experienced our largest surge in applicants ever -- more than 22%.