Sentence examples for we could ever be from inspiring English sources

Or, to put it another way, we didn't believe we could ever be insiders.

They are so much better at that than we could ever be.

This today, this is not the gold standard – it's a tinpot approach to the biggest decision we could ever be asked to make.

It would be our failure not to continue trying, but it would be even worse to assume that we could ever be the same.

But they were inevitably followed by bad days when we'd scold ourselves for making an inexcusable mistake, leaving us in doubt whether we could ever be trusted as physicians.

The family's spirit of resistance, buoyed by devotion to literature, philosophy, and music, never deserts them, but, as Fest painfully comes to realize, it also fails to save them: "The world was stronger than we could ever be".

It would be misleading to suggest that questions about something as complicated as who we are could ever be permanently resolved.

As a mother of a 24-year-old and 17-year-old daughter, I know first hand how much we want them, in our heart of hearts and with all of our might, to be bigger and better in ways than we would or could ever be.

It was career suicide of course; we knew neither of us could ever be promoted as we would have been the other's line manager, but it didn't seem to matter at the time and our colleagues were very supportive.

Our machines will likely become better at inventing and innovating than we have ever been or could ever be, including creating as yet unimagined new weapons.

I asked him, when we met, if he thought he could ever be president of Nigeria.