Sentence examples for ever to think from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, physicists have more reason than ever to think that information cannot be lost.

"Steve will have to do that, as the Syrian pride in me does not want him ever to think I am after his fortune".

"The dire economy seems to make the participants keener than ever to think 'out of the box' in the way poetry encourages," he told me.

Now the prime minister has punched a backstop-shaped hole through her deal, there's less reason than ever to think that MPs will settle on this.

Yet Freud's late-life turn shows us that there is too much of enduring value in religion — even for nonbelievers — ever to think of abandoning it cold.

I worry about that now, in a way, because I don't want Jade, now four, ever to think we weren't entirely committed to her – because we were.

But New Yorkers, as ever, like to think they are different.

"No performer ever wants to think they're finished.

No one's ever going to think of it again".

"You don't ever need to think about it.

But have we ever stopped to think why?