Sentence examples for not ever since from inspiring English sources

And they have been saying "Well, why not?" ever since.

Similar postures have won the White House more often than not, ever since the former vice-president and arch-insider Richard Nixon deployed them.

At the booth, he counted out pills, his anti-depressants and her anti-anxieties — he carried and dispensed for her more often than not, ever since her suicide attempt — and he asked her, "How many do you think will do the trick?

In the days after the terrorist attacks of September 11th, there was much soul-searching about the introspective nature of the celebrity culture on which these newspapers subsist, and grave pronouncements from media commentators of the beginning of a more serious news agenda.The Mirror, to be fair, has put the anti-terrorist campaign prominently on its front page more often than not ever since.

Not this year, not next year, not ever, and since the media (almost) never calls them on their misses, they continue to prognosticate.

I once studied abroad in Paris, and ever since haven't been able to stop thinking about her elegant gowns.

So do not ever think you are ugly, since everyone has a different idea of what is beautiful.

The reality, of course, is that she isn't and hasn't been ever since the financial crisis, the Great Recession and the obvious failure of Obamanomics to spur job growth led to a sharp reduction in tax receipts and budget deficits across the country.

We won't ever know, since he (along with his wife, Tashfeen Malik) is dead, but perhaps Islamic State appears to have given him a reason and a mission to finally take the plunge and destroy himself.

Is there anyway to clear Thea of the blood lust she can't ever satiate (since Ra's is dead), or is she doomed to that almost vampiric need to kill?

"At that particular moment, we had a leverage with the administration that we haven't ever had since," said Stephen Soldz, the psychologist who organized a widely-cited letter signed by about 200 of his professional colleagues opposing Brennan's nomination the first time around.