Sentence examples for it should ever be from inspiring English sources

That's the only way it should ever be.

I'm not good enough to do the job, and to tell the truth, I'm not so sure it should ever be done by anyone.

We make choices for ourselves either for our health, delight, according to our income, according to our taste buds, but I don't think it should ever be a status symbol".

"I don't think it should ever be the goal, but I had no money as a kid and so I was maybe a bit more motivated than the rest.

Over the years, "Ulysses," which we read only in its early fractions, had established itself as part of our literary life to come, when and if it should ever be completed and published.

A report this week from the General Accounting Office about the prisons available in America for the prisoners at Guantánamo, if it should ever be closed, counted a hundred and four that already hold terrorists, and are doing so without problems.

If there is a lesson, it is that, despite the good copy that Ryanair affords travel commentators, nothing it says should ever be taken as gospel.

Regardless of who caused it no one should ever be erroneously charged (even if it's temporary), especially if it led to users' accounts being overdrawn or without funds.

It is not contended that there is any express law for it; and nothing should ever be implied as law, which leads to unjust, or absurd consequences.

29 Furthermore, it is doubtful if asthma should ever be diagnosed in the age group that we studied.

I will shortly present arguments to the effect that while there may well be morally justifiable one-off cases of torturing the guilty, it does not follow that torture should ever be legalised, even in such cases.