"I don't care if I'm ever rich," said James.
Its rich are ever richer, its poor ever poorer, and its middle class in decline.
"No collection, no matter how large and rich the museum, is ever deep enough and rich enough in any single area that it can be explored in depth," said Philippe de Montebello, the former director of the Met.
If I'm ever super rich, I'll get one of these instead of a real nice car.
And Tinder's fish stable is growing ever richer: some fish are alive, some are dead, and some of the dead ones are being gutted.
But surely today's ever more visible super-rich are part of the problem, rather than part of the solution?
There was a wry Charles Addams drawing of a miser in an attic, cackling and fondling a Goodyear tire, a reference to shortages; and a G.I., gazing at a prostitute and asking, "Is that one?" As the weeks pass, today's home front is providing ever richer material for humor, Mr. Mankoff said.
And there is an ever richer recognition of each other's humanity, by Anya as well as C. "Why should not old men be mad?" Yeats wrote.
"Once I started doing this, it was like this is not going to be anything that's ever going to make me rich, and I can't take money," he told Potomac Patch.
Critics on the left complained that the third way reduced equality to an equal chance to compete in economies in which the rich were growing ever richer and the poor were increasingly disadvantaged.
