Sentence examples for will not ever be from inspiring English sources

Treatment with hallucinogens cannot – and probably will not ever – be given as a daily pill.

Allowing exports of oil is a nice and reasonable window dressing - we will not ever be net exporters of oil.

Japan's economy has been adrift for so long that much of the world takes for granted that it cannot, or at least will not, ever be reformed.

He will not ever be given any ministry here in this diocese or in any other diocese so long as I am your bishop".

And so she creates a look to be copied … Stockings will never go away, and still might indicate cool, but surely will not ever be quite the excruciating class marker they once were.

(And while Obama continues to talk about unarmed black citizens being shot by the police, his Justice Department continues to argue for policies in the Supreme Court that ensure that the police who use excessive force will not ever be held to account).

"You will not ever perceive the truth that is reality," he once wrote.

Frozen herbs will not ever work as a garnish - they're only good for cooking.

Despite the fact that I was only twelve at the time, the images of that day will not soon ever be forgotten.

Anyone who soberly reflects on the constitution knows that religious freedom is enshrined in it and will not likely ever be removed.

By the time all three volumes are available, Mr. Hirst said, "about half will not have ever been in print before".