Sentence examples for never ever looks from inspiring English sources

Observe, also, the deliberately nausea-inducing colour combination, which is what makes this outfit look fashion and is the reason why the Duchess of Cambridge with her matchy-matchy, tone-on-tone wardrobe never ever looks fashion even when she's in head-to-toe McQueen or Preen.

According to Melinda Newman of HitFix the song is about "being a loser now, but turning in to a winner now who never, ever looks back".

I do my best to never, ever, look like a crook".

He relayed a piece of advice his father had once given him: "Never, ever look up to a note.

You never, ever look at your board!" Always look down the line.

And never, ever look at the schedule in December and conclude that anyone (New Orleans) will beat anyone (even Cincinnati).

He told me they never, ever looked at the president: he wasn't going to shoot himself.

When you're a 10 or 15-year-old kid, you say to yourself, 'I will never, ever look like that or perform like that'".

It also tells you that, no matter what happens in the world, you will never, ever look this cool in a waterproof coat, so don't even try.

Here is the thing about "French parenting": many of us, people who will never, ever look good with a scarf tied around our necks, can get just a little defensive when the French are held up as an example.

Josef Albers has never, ever, looked better than in finely selected and dramatically lighted "Homages to the Square," including one in green-black, blue-black, and black that will make you remember, and then forget, Ad Reinhardt.