Sentence examples for if there were always from inspiring English sources

One image follows another, as if there were always the need for a richer simile.

I would love it if there were always orange slices available, but unfortunately that ended at about age 12. Don't be afraid to make mistakes.

A gland or a duct or perhaps an entire organ had begun to work overtime, could not stop laboring inside Alma, as if there were always unfinished work to do.

That has been the part of her game that has been noticeably absent, her mind-set switching at some point this year from playing each point as if it were her last to playing each match as if there were always next week.

If *Greidanus et al.'s (2005) argument holds, that is, "if there were always three correct responses, the participants could make their choice by elimination.

It seems as if there's always some kind of feline holiday crouched around the corner, wriggling its bottom, ready to pounce.

Unlike the 'cookie-cutter' tennis players, it was almost as if there was always a split second before she hit the ball when she would philosophise about it.

And further, if there is always something of this nature, a movent that is itself unmoved and eternal, then that which is first moved by it must be eternal.

If there was always something odd about the Kann-House-Pearlstine troika, perhaps nothing at the modern Wall Street Journal has been odder than the role of the opinion page and its onetime editor Robert Bartley.

From the argument that a downsized gun culture will result in less violence to the argument that everyone will be safe if there is always a gun in the hand of someone who can return fire.

If there was always a good chance England rugby's young and potentially beautiful revolution would get dragged into a Dublin street fight, it paled against the other possibility.