Sentence examples for only ever a thought from inspiring English sources

Anxiety is only ever a thought the mind creates about the future.

There is only ever a fractional difference between the schemes.

Each scientist I spoke to was a fountain of knowledge on something I'd only ever given a cursory thought to.

I only ever considered it a standalone.

I was hearing confided hopes, fears, and ambitions he had perhaps only ever shared with his diary, with no thought that they would ever be read by others.

While I absolutely adore being "mum," I can't stand the thought of only ever being seen as "mum".

From the principles, we see that our experience is only ever temporary and the result of illusory thought.

And I accept that what lodges a play like Hamlet in your imagination – to the degree that you can't remember when you ever didn't know it, or when you ever had a thought that wasn't in some way Hamlet-influenced or related – is not only the attentive reading you give it.

It allowed Germans to chuckle at a very sinister thought: that history was only ever repeating itself in meaningless loops, that nothing was ever changing.

It is hard to avoid the thought that Denny only ever really got moving in her songs, with their leaves and streams and riverine motion.

I accepted, without much critical thought, that someone who was not beautiful, thin and white, could only ever exist on the margins of a story – sometimes in the background, occasionally the sidekick, but never the hero.