Sentence examples for ever the possibility from inspiring English sources

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).

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

But even now, as the polls give Trump a higher chance at the Presidency than ever, the possibility of a revolution in the Midwest still looks like conjecture.

After all, one huge purpose behind the creation of the European common market more than half a century ago was to eliminate for ever the possibility of war between France and Germany.

More than ever, the possibilities seem wide open.

And when did working out ever entail the possibility of being nice?

Now, events are pointing more than ever to the possibility that the nightmare could come true.

"If you ever doubted the possibility of miracles," he says, "I did make it to the semis.

I asked if they had ever discussed the possibility that the law would someday accommodate four-parent families.

Mrs. Bush was asked if she and the President ever discussed the possibility that the United States may go to war in the Middle East.

Don't writers ever consider the possibility that lists stop the action, that they get in the way of the story?