Sentence examples for more ever more from inspiring English sources
He found he was exercising less while eating more, ever more spontaneously and mindlessly.
The combination of population growth and prosperity in this century means that we have ever more urban people eating ever more meat, which requires ever more grain, ever more land, ever more efficiency.
We build ever larger, ever more concentrated, ever more uniform structures.
Rather, they are the province of ever more disposable, ever more capable robots.
More than ever, more than anything, I was a writer.
The multiplying choices promise ever more diversity, ever more possibility for innovation and unexpected delight.
It is a flight that becomes ever more urgent, ever more futile.
She became ever more frustrated and acted ever more irritable.
AS THE world grows richer and more populous ever more energy is needed.
And in the winners' enclosure there would be his dying trainer, Sir Henry Cecil, looking ever more gaunt, ever more beatific.
"There are more gigs than ever, more competitions than ever, more demand for comedy and more ways for young women to put their work out there.
