Ever New

The harm comes, Cherlin argues, from parents continually coupling with new partners, so that the children are forced to bond, or compete for attention, with ever-new actors. ❋ Unknown (2009)

But with books, there's this myth that it takes a "long time" to get through one, and that you have to gather speed and keep moving, keep turning the pages, ever-new, ever-seeking, in order to read all the classics, all the must's, all the new year specials, all the awards. ❋ Susie Bright (2011)

We must challenge the mentality that underlies all forms of oppression, because as long as the mentality of oppression remains intact it will give birth to ever-new forms of injustice, from undemocratic government policies to corrupt corporate practices. ❋ Nil Zacharias (2011)

The experience of this love is beginningless, endless and ever-new. ❋ Andrew Z. Cohen (2011)

Projects like these give us hope and models for sustainability – which we need more now than ever-new ways of doing and being. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Science has given us atomic bombs, ever-new mechanized warfare, biological and chemical weapons, and countless forms of environmental pollution. ❋ Deepak Chopra (2011)

Political insults are as old as America itself, morphing into ever-new forms as television, the Internet, bloggers and Twitter replaced more technologically primitive forms of communication. ❋ Unknown (2010)

We never arrive in the refulgent ever-new possibilities of the present. ❋ Geneen Roth (2010)

The region has become a kind of Silicon Valley for aging services, with a cluster of businesses, social services, and academic centers that create ever-new ways to serve older clients. ❋ Ted C. Fishman (2010)