Sentence examples for ever the question from inspiring English sources

Now more then ever the question is: why are we in Afghanistan?

I don't smoke, I tell her; then, as ever, the question of how many units of alcohol I drink per week proves unanswerable.

As ever, the question is whether, in the face of accusations of a sustained cover-up, the approach taken by the police and prosecutors is inspiring public confidence and trust.

As ever, the question was posed with clarity by the Antichrist of the New Jerusalem, Tony Blair, in an article two weeks ago: "Do we go full frontal and take it on, or do we try to build a bridge between the two realities?" He answered his own question by implication.

As ever, the question will be whether there is enough jam today from Pfizer, or whether it is worth waiting for more jam tomorrow from AstraZeneca as an independent business.

But more than ever, the questions persist: what's wrong with Tiger?

Nobody else had ever asked the question like that".

"I don't know whether we've ever faced the question of immunity in advance before".

"No one ever asked the question 'Who hit first?' " he said.

The act dogs him for ever, but the question of whether he is a coward is not simply answered.

We have, if anything, been more engaged than ever with the question of accountability — and that's good.