Sentence examples for never ever believe from inspiring English sources

At the time of the show, Kitaj confessed to one journalist: "Never ever believe an artist if he says he doesn't care what the critics write about him.

He tells us a story of himself and a story of where and who we are and of what is occurring, and he tells it so well that we believe it – even though we are all grown-ups and we know we should never, ever believe a magician.

"If you would have said to me last year my soccer team would get to the semi-final of the FA Cup and I'd play at Augusta, I'd just never, ever believe you in a million years," he said.

Never, ever believe anything you're told.

But many feminist groups were outraged after he wrote that the allegations were "strange" and that people should "never, ever believe the 'official story.'" The group Tiger Beatdown started a Twitter campaign to get Moore to apologize.

Never ever believe chain mail it's just some mean person who sends you things like this because they have nothing better to do.

Me, clean from smoking after such a long, depressing battle I never, ever believed I would win.

"I could have never, ever believed that would happen six doors down from me".

The problem is that all working journalists with experience of any daily newsroom (including me), simply never, ever believed Mr Coulson's defence that he did not know how his own newspaper was landing some of its juiciest scoops.

It means never losing your common sense and never, ever believing yourself to be so important that you forget to keep your feet on the ground.' In his habits Pérez, who is married with three children, must be the most self-denying multimillionaire alive.

Although quite a few people have been saying for some time maybe it was going to happen, I never ever believed it.