Sentence examples for not ever completely from inspiring English sources

A clipped, clear sentence — "The younger one was protected" — will be followed by a dizzying one: "She was protected from knowing that they were ones having been living when they were young ones, she was protected from knowing that they were not ever completely earning a living, she was protected from knowing that they were not going to be succeeding in earning a living".

This approach correlated the global influencing parameters including cyclone dimensions, operating conditions and multiphase properties which have not ever completely included before.

The topics that the two discussed were not ever completely revealed, yet Playford, according to Dunstan, would talk to him in a paternalistic manner.

That's the thing with losing a loved one -- the grief doesn't ever completely go away, it just changes.

Do not ever change completely just for a guy.

Pastels do not ever dry completely but will harden a bit over time, making them less likely to blend.

Hopefully you're working with great operators who are spontaneous and dexterous and versatile, and they can catch those moments that you can't really ever completely plan.

I'm grieving, but over something that hasn't actually been taken — and perhaps won't ever be completely lost at all.

It's an interesting question that I can't ever answer completely — and perhaps it's many answers all at once: Is it art to provoke? (Certainly).

It's a young man's play -- the determinedly grim view of the world (not necessarily something the playwright ever completely abandoned) not surprising.

I don't think it ever completely goes away.