Sentence examples for only ever thought from inspiring English sources

I only ever thought of playwriting".

I only ever thought of myself as an assistant".

If, like me, you only ever thought of London's Hippodrome as a tatty, sub-Stringfellows nightspot, prepare for a surprise.

I only ever thought of them in my time at British Airports – and I was ticked off for it.

We had only ever thought about bread, but this person saw that we were capable of thinking of other things too.

Rosie: I only ever thought of myself as an equal to men, my parents were equals – I never thought about it any differently.

I am a limited guy who can only ever think of one thing in my life.

Because men and women are different, right, and men only ever think about sport, and women only ever think about babies, and men have to fool their tyrannical wives to get to their sport and then they get busted and put on that goofy man-who's-been-caught face, and how witty was that agency's observation about people, right?

The polls were always likely to be subject to bias, and now we have learnt that this bias proved all-important More concrete still, what if the sort of person who only ever thinks about politics once every five years, whose vote might turn on a hazy sense of which leader they most trust not to screw up the economy, is disinclined to join internet panels?

"I think the four of us only ever think about how we can get back together and make people pay us to be with each other," Ferrera told the publication.

I suspect that only the very uninformed ever thought the only way to avoid an unwanted baby was in the classic way: "If you can't be good, be careful; if you can't be careful, keep on walking".