Sentence examples for it could only ever be from inspiring English sources

It could only ever be "additionally" or "also".

"It could only ever be Michael Gambon doing the part that way.

Smith hit the right note – it's just that it could only ever be a footnote.

Is a woman proposing to a man so hilariously misguided that it could only ever be a prank?

It makes sense that the alleged assailant would be called Mike Hookem; a party with such a neurotically British commitment to putting everything in its proper place could only ever be ruled by nominative determinism.

It is recognised however that this could only ever be one of a set of approaches to benefit sharing at both the micro- and macro-levels.

W ere it not for our guides' rifles, there could only ever be one winner.

Of course, given the cost of games controllers, it could be argued that this type of protest could only ever be economically possible in affluent Switzerland.

So adept has Del Rey been at exploring the internal worlds of numbed female characters posing as arm candy, it seemed that her master narrative – beautiful women, bad scenes – could only ever be wrung dry.

It was, he says, a "harsh" process, but the resulting sound could only ever be Roots Manuva – dank and claustrophobic in places, prone to flights of fancy, worldly yet distinctly British.

Yes, to begin with, it's plain that a figure as round and level as 8% could only ever be an approximation of actuarially equivalent adjustment for delaying benefits, and I'm not going to claim I have the tools at hand to calculate the "correct" adjustment factors.