Sentence examples for this could ever have from inspiring English sources
"I'm deeply distressed that behavior like this could ever have occurred within our organization," he said.
Cycling around the concrete perimeter track, I found it scarcely believable that this could ever have been an invisible airfield.
Today, at the age of 105, Gertrud is so full of life, and giggles and makes jokes, as if none of this could ever have happened to her.
"Whatever Zara's intention, many people will be really shocked that this could ever have made it past the design stage," he says.
When Captain Less asked his opinion on some damning and possibly lying evidence furnished by a former colonel of the S.S., he exclaimed, suddenly stuttering with rage, "I am very much surprised that this man could ever have been S.S. Standartenführer!
And it happens that equal pay for women of all races is the greatest economic stimulus this country could ever have.
It seems barely comprehensible that this line of argument could ever have achieved such success, given that so much contrary evidence confronts you wherever you look.
It is extremely improbable that this type of preparation could ever have been produced at Fort Detrick, certainly not of the grade and quality found in that envelope.
And if you're still stumped as to how this rather footling, anecdotal art could ever have been admired, pause a moment - change painting to writing - and you will see that it is the art of Ross King himself, and of many others.
I had always dreamed of having the happiest wedding, but I experienced depression when I realized that this was not something I could ever have.
The day I let go of the notion that any anti-age this or beauty cream that could ever have a place in my life.
