Sentence examples for ever thought much from inspiring English sources

"I hadn't ever thought much about Celine before I was approached," Philo says now, "but then I looked at everything they were doing and it felt very irrelevant.

Nobody ever thought much about Los Angeles's Chinatown district until 1974, when Roman Polanski embedded it deep in the pop subconscious as a dark and mysterious region where normal rules do not apply.

Scott kept talking about grain, not something I had ever thought much about, but the more it revealed its gorgeous self, the more keenly I felt the sadness of the flatpacks.

"I doubt the average Chinese person ever thinks much about Luxembourg, for instance, but they have a really playful pavilion, and that's going to certainly leave a lasting impression on those who see it".

Ever thought how much time you could save if you could just put stamp straight to envelope, rather than going to all the trouble of a detour via the mouth?

But besides idly wondering how the burger van on the corner keeps going when it's not match day, or whose job it is to clear up the rubbish, it's not an area of Hull I'd ever thought about much.

"Energy is not something that Microsoft or Amazon or Google really ever had to think much about prior to the advent of the cloud".

If, in a deluded fit of national self-harm that ever more resembles the drift into war in 1914, we allow ourselves to wreck the complicated machinery that underpins our everyday lives without us ever having to think much about it, nobody will be coming to rescue us.

"Have you ever thought," Terry writes, "how much we all, and women especially, owe to Shakespeare for his vindication of woman in his fearless, high-spirited, resolute and intelligent heroines?" If only Woolf had known she had written that.

It's much, much bigger than we ever thought".

"I never, ever thought there would be that much interest in someone throwing something in a bin".