Sentence examples for not yet ever from inspiring English sources

I have no idea whether the shadow secretary of state for education, Angela Rayner, understands what is meant by a national education service because I have not yet ever had the privilege of meeting her.

Not yet — if ever, he said.

Dr Foggerty and Helene by hinting (telling him) that Helene is not yet – nor ever will be – healed down there, since giving birth, and that she is most ashamed of her belows.

Thus, the intended audience of the tweet being one user (Micro), all of an individual's followers (Meso) or users who may not yet or ever be followers (Macro) will influence how tweets are composed structurally for direction to each of the structural layers [ 18].

It made me feel desperately inadequate that I have not, as yet, ever crocheted a pair of socks.

This month, Invader finally returned home to France, infiltrating the ESA Paris headquarters and terminating his space agency takeover with a succession of blue-toned murals many not yet finished featuring his ever-present, ever-adorable invader bot.  .

Some artists may not have enough work to satisfy a gallery owner, and they may not be ready (yet? ever?) to view their art as a saleable commodity or even know if anyone is likely to want to buy it.

It may not yet be happily ever after, but First Republic has certainly come out of the woods.

He wasn't going to express regret — not yet or probably ever — while continuing to be the perfect gentleman and consummate professional in an increasingly awkward position.

Primary school children represent an important cohort for smoking prevention as regular smoking is not yet established (0.3% ever smoked at age 8 10 years) [ 2].

It is not in Boeing's fleet, at least not yet, and maybe not ever.