Sentence examples for ever rather from inspiring English sources

A little frugal innovation is in order.I found Fox News as addictive as ever, rather like watching a car crash.

An earlier version said that the Serpentine exhibition is Abramović's first ever, rather than first original, performative show in the UK.

To assert its primacy, its boosters have devised a novel argument: the chili record should be determined by maximum, rather than mean (the scariest wolf ever, rather than the scariest wolf most of the time).

"I think a lot of people think that the process of fracturing shale goes on for ever and ever rather than actually being a process and then you release the gas and then you take the gas off.

Both have been battered for months by late-night comics who lampooned her as a blinkered director pre-occupied by technical profundity in the $70 million "Spider-Man" — the most expensive Broadway production ever — rather than focused on staging a good show.

In the 19th century, when, in the aftermath of the industrial revolution, poverty was more visible than ever, rather than just legislating to take money from the rich to feed and house the poor, progressive thinkers tried to understand what it was about economic arrangements that caused so many to be excluded.

They looked like explorers about to set off for an assault on Everest rather than tennis players about to play a Davis Cup final, but given the mountains that Britain's team have climbed in the last five years perhaps that was appropriate.

Would I ever, or rather, am I now becoming a politician?

In fact, they've gone to extreme lengths to make things ever smaller rather than to be legible.

Player rated Our current club hero is Gerald Sibon, while the most popular players ever are, rather obviously I suppose, Chris Waddle and David Hirst.

But what I'm suggesting for Top Gear is that, as with Doctor Who, the lead character doesn't ever leave – rather he simply "regenerates".