Sentence examples for instead of ever from inspiring English sources

"Instead of ever removing the obsolete, they just added to it," Shenton said.

I saw that video speaking of lynching me instead of ever letting me sign….

So Merkel is a fan of the newly discovered intergovernmentalism – treaties between the member states instead of ever more integration favouring the commission.

American exceptionalism had declared my country unique in the world, the one truly free and modern country, and instead of ever considering that that exceptionalism was no different from any other country's nationalistic propaganda, I had internalised this belief.

Instead of ever more powerful machines, consumers will want cheaper, lightweight Linux-based laptops that function mostly as Web-surfing vehicles.

And then, like the torn pieces of the terrible dissertation you should have shredded and scattered instead of ever submitting, they fade away.

Instead of ever-increasing amounts of aid, it may be time for the EU and others to address the causes of the problem.

Get this right, take it seriously from childhood onwards, and instead of ever-increasing demands for patient care when people are in crisis, we can save money by preventing the crisis from happening.

Americans need a revival of their inner resources -- Emersonian values such as self-reliance - instead of ever-increasing dependency on a system that dumbs them down, fattens a few of them up, wraps them all in red tape, taxes them to pay for the red tape, and fails to prepare their children to confront the coming challenges of the 21st century.

Thus, the estimated potential benefit in terms of years of cognitive aging for a 60-year-old individual changes by 1.26 years when physical activity is performed more than once a week instead of never or hardly ever and, even more strikingly, by 1.78 years in the case of moderate physical activity.

Instead of happily ever after, "he was hardly ever bad again".