Sentence examples for ever possibility from inspiring English sources

But in a democracy it is the people themselves who make the decision to go to war and they therefore pressure their leaders to exhaust ever possibility before resorting to armed conflict.

They made cast-iron promises that, Iain Duncan Smith now admits, were only ever "possibilities".

While apparently repudiating for ever the possibility of any possible romance, she actually comes on, meltingly, to the soldier Dunois (I bet Sybil Thorndike, of the chain mail and solemnly upturned gaze, didn't do that in 1923).

"Watteau's paired lovers, locked in their agonizing, delicious indecision, are emblems of the ever-approaching and ever-receding possibility of love," Perl concludes.

But what about not drinking - is that ever a possibility?

Not that there was ever the possibility of that, of course.

Was that ever a possibility, that you wouldn't stay on at "Late Late Show"?

Britain's education aid to Pakistan: was £650m ever a possibility?

It's a myth, and women were unrealistic to think this was ever a possibility.

It is not an ever present possibility but the given in each case".

If there was ever a possibility of Phish disbanding, making "Round Room" apparently put it to rest.