Sentence examples for ever so small from inspiring English sources
For years Jules Feiffer's hilarious stock in trade has been "what if": what if a thought, be it ever so small, is spun out to its logical conclusion?
Be it ever so small and poor, and despite catastrophic displacements, New Orleans can't help but remain New Orleans, which is to other cities what a poem is to prose.
For example, most memories I have of my daughter as a baby have been systematically and irrationally replaced by a mental image of how she appears now — an eight-year-old — because I simply can't believe she was ever so small.
For example, most memories I have of my daughter as a baby have been systematically and irrationally replaced by a mental image of how she appears now—an eight-year-old because I simply can't beight-year-old because small.
Some will remember Araucaria's 'surprisingly chaste Lord Archer' for THE OLD VICARAGE, GRANCHESTER, or Paul's even longer classic that produced four lines from a Spike Milligan poem: THERE ARE HOLES IN THE SKY/WHERE THE RAIN GETS IN,/BUT THEY'RE EVER SO SMALL,/THAT'S WHY RAIN IS THIN.
This agency worked as a secondary cause in a larger plan of a superintending creator such that "the process of selection could go on adapting, nicely and wonderfully, organisms, if in ever so small a degree plastic, to diverse ends.
There had been ever so little difference between the high dose of PF40 and Metformin, but small molecule polysaccharide (PF90) was less effective.
This happens slowly over the course of a few weeks, but $10 here and another $12 there add up, and then you're left dipping into that ever-so-small savings account to buy lunch for the rest of the week.
Otherwise I don't know whether to laugh or cry at the level of narcissism on display — pillows covered in silk-screen images of the heiress/entrepreneur, walls bursting with magazine covers featuring either that oh-so-precious pout or ever-so-small smile.
