Sentence examples for ever one can from inspiring English sources

As ever, one can also see the value of seeking and finding a balance with art and the community.

With more chances and opportunities to present yourself to colleges than ever, one can easily become dismayed at the complicated process.

In the light of what happened after Newport (with his move to New York the festival became bigger and more comprehensive than ever), one can reasonably assume that the perennial "same time next year" promise still applies.

When a singer describes their backing band as "the best lineup I've ever had", one can usually dismiss this as mere gush.

Sometimes a feature's function (if it ever had one) can be lost or shifted, but compound clues together reveal the intertwined relationship between a lineage's phylogeny and ontogeny.

This is no longer a world, if it ever was, one can militarize oneself out of, at home or abroad.

Nobody who has ever been through one can ever shake the wonder, which is what drives not only Horning but also every scientist in the book.

"We won a grand slam," he said, "and no one can ever, ever, ever take that away from us".