Sentence examples for speaking ever from inspiring English sources

And the arts have steadily declined, morally speaking, ever since the 19th century.

He would deny it, but the noise has continued, metaphorically speaking, ever since.

"I remember an actor in The Maid's Tragedy, which we did in 1997, speaking ever so quietly.

For a while Oberon was able to get it off of her as fast as she could put it on, nuzzling her and speaking ever so soothingly about how the boy would be found.

In the Single European Act of 1986, the (then 12) Member States declared that they were "aware of the responsibility incumbent upon Europe to aim at speaking ever increasingly with one voice..

Accordingly, "speaking ever so inclusively", the world is not colored.

With each merger, the financial demands of the stockmarket spoke ever louder.

She speaks ever so slowly in a voice that is deep and rich.

Britain's government has spoken ever more emphatically in recent days, amid a sharp increase in British casualties, of ending combat operations in Afghanistan within a few years.

The universe has been calming down, so to speak, ever since.

If we have ever spoken, ever, I have tried to persuade you to read "The Road".