Sentence examples for ever perhaps from inspiring English sources

More than ever, perhaps, he needed Johnson.

He believes there is more talent among economics writers now than ever, perhaps fittingly as a result of fiercer competition.

Did he ever, perhaps in a rush, consult the map for a meeting in an unfamiliar part of town?

But the rags-to-riches dream remains as seductive as ever – perhaps even more so.

It has many anticipating the closest tally ever, perhaps closer than the 45 points by which Bo Jackson of Auburn beat Chuck Long of Iowa in 1985.

We've waited a while – since Pappy's epic Last Show Ever, perhaps – for a sketch troupe that the fringe really takes to its heart.

It's more Ben Nevis than Everest perhaps, with higher peaks that will still need to be climbed long after 2030 has passed.

Perhaps they could have kept herconcealed in the house, unmarried for ever, and perhaps the childcould have been given away.

Maybe they will give me a visa to stay for ever, but perhaps they will send me back.

And they showed no signs today that they saw the issue as any less politically potent than ever -- perhaps more so, given the stock market's volatility.

Mr. Lauer was as polished and suave as ever, though perhaps a little preoccupied.