Sentence examples for were not ever from inspiring English sources

Shiseido girls were not ever that modern; they were brought up, as Ishioka said, "to listen rather than speak", and for preference were doll-tiny.

The trades by Canary in and out of Strong mutual funds were not "ever identified by the portfolio managers as being disruptive," he wrote.

"The systems were not ever that great to begin with, but you didn't have that much strain on them," said Jim Miller, who previously oversaw the mortgage servicing units for troubled borrowers at Citigroup, Chase and Capital One.

At the event horizon there would be "no drama," in the lexicon — at least in the physical sense, as opposed to the intellectual trauma of knowing you were not ever going home.

Bagehot had been asking with his usual delicacy whether the Tory leader's prospects of ever winning an election were not ever so slightly—how might one put it?—fantastical, mad and utterly out of the question given the overwhelming popularity of Tony Blair.

A clipped, clear sentence — "The younger one was protected" — will be followed by a dizzying one: "She was protected from knowing that they were ones having been living when they were young ones, she was protected from knowing that they were not ever completely earning a living, she was protected from knowing that they were not going to be succeeding in earning a living".

The final "shows" weren't ever the prizes here.

"We weren't ever making, sort of, millions.

"We weren't ever going to do this for nothing.

"We weren't ever, ever told that had we gone anywhere else, there would be".

Ill-adapted travellers are people who weren't ever awgty from home before the war.