Use "ever so" in a sentence

1. Business and society was never something he was deeply involved with, unless it was the politics of their own tribe

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2. Lucy was tired and ever so slightly tipsy

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3. Dave is playing my husband in the play – he’s ever so nice – he’s done a lot of this sort of thing

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4. Leaning over, she whispers ever so slightly in his ear Apollo can barely make out the words, "I can do anything you want me to do

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5. ‘That was kind – he was ever so upset to hear the news

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6. used whatever soap was handy and combed my hair as if she to stay as close to natural as possible

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7. Israel was to have a court system where the priest is the one who judges, and never some sort of “official,” or ruler

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8. She helped him up and when he put his arm around her waist he felt her stiffen; it was ever so slight, but he felt it

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9. The endless red water ripples ever so slowly to the infinite horizon, a dactyl glides off from a tall hangleaf as the ship approaches, it's mournful screech echoed by one in the distance

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10. You see, self-love is ever so destructive

11. It was ever so slight, but it was enough

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12. optimise life, never solve it,' I said as we came to a corner

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13. Whichever soldier was nearest the rope that needed hauling got that duty

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14. ‘Mickey and I were playing cards with her … she became ill … ever so sudden like

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15. He was an apologist defending Pythagorus, however some of his arguments weren't as helpful as others

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16. We spent winters in town usually because Kalotie never sold his home in the tower, and there isn’t any winter weather in the city

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17. I never sold any books thanks to CompuServe

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18. Based on my freshman year experience I can really relate to homeless people and people who don't have enough money to buy food because I had no money and I didn't know anybody I could even borrow some money from to buy any food over Thanksgiving because they had all left and gone to be with their families or whatever so I was basically home alone in that dorm room

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19. He took a moment to rub the sleep from his eyes, then, ever so slowly, they raised their heads over the wall

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20. As soon as the land of any country has all become private property, the landlords, like all other men, love to reap where they never sowed, and demand a rent even for its natural produce

21. The doctor never so much as moved

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22. They never socialize with anyone

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23. He ever so slowly lifted a finger to give himself a peep hole

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24. With the greater part of rich people, the chief enjoyment of riches consists in the parade of riches ; which, in their eye, is never so complete as when they appear to possess those decisive marks of opulence which nobody can possess but themselves

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25. She didn't want to pressure him however so she stayed where she was

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26. The wages of the labourer, it has already been shewn, are never so high as when the demand for labour is continually rising, or when the quantity employed is every year increasing considerably

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27. The other is that which supplies his immediate consumption, and which consists either, first, in that portion of his whole stock which was originally reserved for this purpose; or, secondly, in his revenue, from whatever source derived, as it gradually comes in ; or, thirdly, in such things as had been purchased by either of these in former years, and which are not yet entirely consumed, such as a stock of clothes, household furniture, and the like

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28. But had the coffers of this bank been filled ever so well, its excessive circulation must have emptied them faster than they could have been replenished by any other expedient but the ruinous one of drawing upon London; and when the bill became due, paying it, together with interest and commission, by another draught upon the same place

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29. As she neared ever so cautiously, she could begin to make out a small group of people on the road

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30. I’m ever so sorry that I hurt you

31. She turned to face him and then on the spur of the moment, kissed him tenderly, her lips ever so softly on his

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32. She cocked her head to the side ever so slightly, her eyes half-lidded with irritation and frustration

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33. In the home trade, his capital is never so long out of his sight as it frequently is in the foreign trade of consumption

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34. If the importation of foreign cattle, for example, were made ever so free, so few could be imported, that the grazing trade of Great Britain could be little affected by it

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35. Even in such countries, however, the drought is, perhaps, scarce ever so universal as necessarily to occasion a famine, if the government would allow a free trade

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36. From whatever source this supply maybe usually drawn, whether from home growth, or from foreign importation, unless more corn is either usually grown, or usually imported into the country, than what is usually consumed in it

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37. It was covered, ever so imperceptibly, with a layer of fur that was so like her former skin as to be unnoticeable

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38. However, she rather determined to put her Guild-nourished sneaking abilities to use and ever so casually doubled back and waited at the edge of the officers’ tent while the DRAFT

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39. As the man finally turned ever so slightly to acknowledge her, strands of his auburn hair caught the wind and blew into his face

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40. ” GingerKat was as patient as she could manage considering the fact they were using actual verbal communication, when it would have been ever so much simpler to relate this through direct thoughts

41. Rikke had availed herself for reading of the history book retrieved ever so cautiously from the chest in the war room

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42. “Keep the evil flowing, boy,” she grunted as she leaned over still more, almost to the point where he could have sucked on her titties had he lifted his head ever so little

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43. never so much as sprung a leak

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44. A ship full of humans never sounded very appealing, but out here was something exceptional

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45. “Look to your front here come some more of the buggers don’t let them get the well!” I could see him aiming and firing ever so calmly with a rifle that must have belonged to poor Fred Elliot and that he must have dropped when he was hit

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46. dane?” she asked, deciding silence would never solve the

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47. Whenever something happened in the neighborhood that caused

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48. How was she going to face work this morning in her new job? Jack was never so glad at that moment to be unemployed

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49. Drake’s jaw vibrated ever so slightly as he sauntered out of the lounge, into the marble floored

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50. Be as leery as you would be with a used car salesman whenever some tells you that he is educated

51. Insurgencies had never solved anything and

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52. Interestingly, Jeff Davis had never sought the Confederate presidency and never wanted the job, but

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53. ” At the time I’d never sold a square inch of real

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54. Never so clear before

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55. That was truly a test for her and for you, but you did it, you all did it, and I promise I will never fuck up like that again, I may fuck up in something else though, but then I will try ever so hard not to involve you at all, Ever

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56. In the following days, he found out more about the Dutch from his car dealer friend and slowly formed a fantastic plan, tweaking it ever so carefully in his and Nathan’s favour

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57. Whenever someone vied for his attention, especially if they were important to him, he would always hear them just as L-Seven-Six could hear him

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58. house with ever and ever so many windows in it

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59. "She is ever so nice, too," said Pierre

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60. Polite conversations, in whatever manner subject to opposing viewpoints, should never soften its principle assumptions that otherwise provide sustenance and meaning to one‘s convictions; that is to say, that lays the moral and intellectual foundation(s) that (otherwise) strengthen an opinion

61. Whatever soothing litanies he was now calling out, Kay was beyond hearing them

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62. “It is something you grow to accept, never something you get over,” he responded, his voice ragged

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63. In view of the fact that vehicular congestion on our major highways, especially during commuter rush ―hour,‖ understood as falling between the hours of three and eight at night, has become a common, everyday event that seldom seems to vary, why not simply pre-record radio (traffic) advisory updates, revising them every so often whenever some unlikely event should happen to occur such as the miraculous absence of traffic!

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64. Whenever social costs begin to (marginally) exceed their intended benefits because (limited) resources are either inefficiently allocated or mismanaged or depleting revenue is (simply) unable to keep pace with spending requirements or whenever non-recoverable anti-social attitudes begin to compromise that society‘s quality of life or whenever that society‘s efforts to rehabilitate its economic, intellectual or moral infrastructures or restore flagging morale are no longer effective or have lost their (spirited) momentum or whenever (public) proposals fall short of (private) expectations is that society said to be in a state of decline

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65. Slowly, ever so slowly, her shoulders eased of their tension

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66. Marco drove slowly and ever so cautiously all the way home

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67. This is oftentimes the case whenever social and political expediency advances behavioral assumptions that experience and common sense otherwise refute

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68. The convoy of trucks moved ever so slowly toward the city of Kunin, which was two hundred kilometers west of Warsaw

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69. With his back to the wall, he studied the painting, as he ever so carefully sought out his pipe and filled it

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70. The vagina is never so short of water that it fails to find enough to give the penis a bath

71. It was the first story Brubaker had ever sold! The first money he ever made from his writing since November 1984! What was the world coming to? Still, it felt pretty good

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72. And this morning, when she asked for thirty bucks so she could go to the movies with her friends, he didn’t complain, but smiled ever so slightly and then his hand moved to the hip pocket

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73. A part of me that had been clenched in fear relaxed ever so slightly

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74. It was interesting to watch the sun rise ever so slowly above the

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75. I ever so gently chewed on the back of her neck

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76. Well, whatever so-called Melchior really was, there was nothing boring about him!

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77. No one in Faery or Human history had ever solved that mystery

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78. This implies that whenever someone wrongs

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79. Until this moment, I’ve never so much as mentioned to another soul what happened that day

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80. But her mind ever so often wandered to him, and when he would come knocking at their door again

81. Slowly, ever so slowly, she managed to tear herself away from the corpse, with Clive on one side and Sim on the other helping her to her feet

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82. I loved you before, but ever so much more because of that

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83. He said his words several times as he, ever so slowly, sat down

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84. She moved away, but ever so little, and clung again to his hand

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85. A pole? He was being carried like game in from the hunt? He tried opening his eyes ever so slightly

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86. He kept his hands on the wheel, for while the sensations he felt were mildly pleasurable, they also caused his hands to tremble ever so slightly

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87. He raised it ever so slowly as her body only seemed to grow more limp, much more than necessary for sleep, and he wondered why that should be

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88. The sudden urge to move was irresistible, but only ever so little, please

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89. He felt moved to go ever so slowly forward

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90. Ever so slowly he knelt low in front of her and kissed the tops of each one of her feet

91. But, in an eminently long, piecemeal manner he has stumbled ever so slowly but persistently toward that singularity

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92. These and many other questions have nagged at me from the inner recesses of my mind, as time again seems to be passing me by, but still ever so slowly

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93. I remembered thinking: why don’t you lift your head up another couple of inches or stop pressing the water lever so the water would stop hitting your chin

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94. One, with only a negative kind of faith to keep him company as he blindly marches ever so determinedly toward an eternity whose existence he so vociferously denies

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95. sions were flowing ever so slowly

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96. Ever so slowly also, an idea of a balance of the good and evil that might reside within an essence superior to all others, that might be swayed by the behavior of Man came into his repertoire

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97. “Just wish I could stay here forever so I never have to see Peter again

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98. Dauntless initiation has stolen whatever softness my body had

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99. She opened her eyes, feeling inspired, and softly, ever so lightly, lifted her hand

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100. increasing supplies? The trouble with this approach is that a) It never solves the problem, because we interfere with the market process