Sentence examples similar to ever this would from inspiring English sources

Most economists would say there is no chance that the United States would ever default; this would be an act of collective insanity far in excess of anything ever seen in this country or anywhere in the world.

(As one commentator, responding to an article about the episode on the Newser Web site, put it: "T.S.A. have NEVER caught a terrorist ever. This would be the first, and then only a verbal threat of terrorism and not a genuine terrorist").

"Nobody," Mr. Kiley said, "ever said this would be easy".

And who ever thought this would last six seasons?

Did you ever think this would even be a debate heading into the season?

"I never would have ever imagined this would have happened like it did.

"I can't imagine anybody now going in with these limitations, that they would ever think this would pencil out," Ms. Ellis said.

None of my teachers, or my parents, ever believed this would happen to me.

I returned to my office more convinced than ever that this would be our last Christmas together.

"You have to understand that at no point did I ever think this would feed me," she said.

Henry could rightly point out that he had only ever said this would all take a long time.