Sentence examples for ever to answer from inspiring English sources

He has made too many men turn their heads to avoid punches to have ever to answer a question about his desire.

It has been the biggest and most comprehensive attempt ever to answer that age-old question – how many fish are there in the sea?

As an editorial in the Chicago Tribune points out, if lawmakers are ever to answer to their voters rather than to Mr Madigan then they need to get behind these measures which polling suggests are popular.

The attacks on New York and Washington have clearly made the question of what kind of television show is going to work seem both inconsequential and harder than ever to answer.

Its trickier than ever to answer the relevant question: Will the upgrade ever pay back the time and effort it takes to acquire, install and master it?

Nevertheless, he maintains that it may be impossible ever to answer the Distribution Question for more distantly related species; he mentions octopus, pigeons, bees, and slugs in this context.

I don't ever want to answer this question again.

It's a question that neither he nor this work ever manages to answer.

But then again, neither of us had ever had to answer the question.

There you have some medical questions no study is ever going to answer.

Further Questions for Discussion: -Is it ever acceptable to answer a cellphone in class?