But, through it all, another sound was heard, faint at first as a mere whisper, but growing ever nearer, ever more distinct.
But they have never seen me weep--I cannot weep; and my easy dance grew ever faster and ever more beautiful.
And brilliant, ever more brilliant, streamed the radiance through us.
For a moment it paused, poised itself, and then came whirling down the flower path to its priestess, slowly, ever more slowly.
But he let the punt drift as near as he dared, and so followed the pack towards the open, keeping watch, ever more hopelessly, for the black forms of the two men.
The pans were crunching, grinding, ever more noisily.
The wind swept him close upon Archie's track, but, as its force wasted, ever more slowly.
Gilardoni exclaimed, frowning more darkly still and growing ever more uneasy.
In this way dependence and serfdom spread ever more.
All that, notwithstanding, abortion is practiced also in Germany, ever more frequently, and for the reasons given.
No state is ever more in danger than when the talent that should be consecrated to peace has no occupation but political intrigue or personal advancement.
They grew up ever more powerful in the autumn heart, illuminated by the creative force of the spring sun; they blossomed and reddened in it ever more brightly.
Our ideas grow; they flare up ever more dazzling; they seize hold of the mass of the people, organizing them for the war of freedom.
Here it shoots forth, there it blazes out, ever brighter, ever more powerful.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ever more" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
