Sentence examples for ever thinking that from inspiring English sources

Looking back, Mr. Rosen acknowledged that the series of developments that led from that lunch to this current partnership came somewhat as a surprise to him and to Mr. Theyskens: "I don't think he was ever thinking that, oh, one day he was going to become the artistic director of Theory".

I do not remember ever thinking that I wanted to be one of them.

Over any short period, there is no independent basis for ever thinking that changes in inflation expectations have occurred.

Multiculturalism became a buzzword on campuses starting in the 1980's, and with it, Sister Hughes said, "came the thought that removing religious icons could create a more welcoming environment, without ever thinking that it might just create a more sterile environment".

In the lecture itself the visitor appears to warn Young Socrates and the audience to beware of his advice (Statesman 263b: "But be absolutely on your guard against ever thinking that you have heard this [i.e., the difference between kind and part] clearly distinguished by me").

Astagh to me for ever thinking that.

"When former prime minister Julia Gillard promised these massive increases in education and health, at the time I thought the other states were fairly naive for thinking that would ever happen".

Thinking that vision may ever take place independently of all conceptualization is to rely on the "myth of the innocent eye": "there is no innocent eye.

Good luck ever thinking about enjoying that song after that.

"He's probably thinking: 'That's the craziest woman I've ever met.

"I remember thinking, that is the most amazing sound I've ever heard," Mr. Maycher said.