Sentence examples for which as ever from inspiring English sources

All of which, as ever, leads to … 3. Abortion, again.

They close with seismic, juddering 1989 single Wrote for Luck, which as ever sounds like the embodiment of the darkness at the heart of the acid house dream.

There is a tendency towards over-investment, over-production and a falling rate of profit, which, as ever, employers have sought to counter by cutting wages and creating a reserve army of labour.

It's not all belly laughs, but it's a constantly delightful and insightful tour of Amstell's responses to the world – which, as ever, seem thought-about from every angle and un-glib.

Tweet me @peterwalker99 11.15am: I've been distracted, and Nick Clegg is already on BBC Radio 5 Live, talking about tuition fees in a voice which, as ever, reminds me of Paul Merton if you entirely removed the sense of humour.

Lithy, stunned, clung to my ankle, and dangled there hitching a lift as we skirted through shattered glass - which as ever looked disassembled to me, a window jigsaw - and shards of wood; and the children, who now stirred, shuddering into shock; and the bystanders who unglued themselves from Pompeii poses; and the bits of the people.

Updated at 10.24pm BST 9.51pm BST While the guys are doing the difficult work of reviewing Moab's only microbrewery, we can relive the classic, oft-parodied finale of Thelma & Louise, which – as the ever-helpful @alishepster pointed out – was filmed at Dead Horse State Park, near Moab.

Which are, as ever, frustratingly drawn out.

Kris sings the winners single, which sounds, as ever, like (says a wise voice in my living room) a rejected song from a broadway musical.

That's also true of Amazon's "Transparent," now in its third season, which was, as ever, the best show of the year, a visionary intervention by Jill Soloway, who has helped explode the boundaries of what TV is capable of — not merely in terms of representation but in sheer directorial swashbuckle.

Not the game, which is as ever.