Sentence examples for forever rather from inspiring English sources

Because a Nobel Laureate says that if the building is sold, the "Institution will be lost forever" (rather than simply "move").

Senior executives at Annington now believe that it makes more sense to lease out the houses forever, rather than sell them.

In all likelihood, you won't get stuck doing repetitive tasks forever, rather you are starting at the bottom and will have to work your way up.

Otherwise, I'd write her off as one of those well-meaning egotists who somehow think it's kinder to lead you on forever rather than just saying "no"— as if you'd never get over the devastation of not dating her.

The evasion of the anti-war movement regarding the future of the people of Iraq, a people they appear to be prepared to condemn to tyranny forever rather than accept that the US and/or the UK may have some perfectly sound reasons for intervention, is indeed "Himalayan".

They feel floods should be there forever rather than lack of it.

Have you ever noticed that some people would rather talk about a problem forever instead of trying anything?

Forever after, rather than avoiding slow-moving films, I've viewed aridity as a sign of sophistication.

Music is defined by repetition, just like earworms, and this might make earworms so hard to shake – they are musical memories that loop, say a particular verse or a hook, forever repeating rather than running to completion.

Owners are not inspired by what the asset itself can produce – it will remain lifeless forever – but rather by the belief that others will desire it even more avidly in the future". This is the greater fools theory of investing.

The first survey of its kind, it is installed in four thematic sections — "L.A. Stories," "Many Women," "Religious Piety" and "Forever Mexico" — rather than chronologically.