Ever have

曾经有过：用于询问或描述某人是否经历过某种经历或感受过某种情感。

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曾经有过：用于询问或描述某人是否经历过某种经历或感受过某种情感。
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Tim has been more of a parent to Maddy than I ever have, and this is between us, now, but he isn't looking at me.
Knowing what I know now, would I ever have gotten started with this project, career etc. if I had to do it all over again?
How I pinchedpricked myself, rubbed my eyes, stood up, sat down again, nudged Joseph to inform me if he would EVER have done.
None of this would likely ever have intersected with rock music, though, if it had not been for the impulse of the British Invasion.
If I had shown myself a sensitive dwarf to your false friend, how much of his help or good will DO you think I should ever have had?
And some said that even the trees had been a bad move, and that no one should ever have left the oceans.
The day before she died I told her how much I loved her and she told me I was the best daughter she could ever have had.
No child should ever have so much freedom and independence that she mistakes it for having control over her mother.
No mom should ever have to feel guilty about wanting just a little bit of time for herself but she does.
So far, the switch to the new school has been going better than I could ever have hoped for.
You know. I've never had a fling. I only ever have had serious relationships that lasted one, two, three years.
Who would ever have told me that I, Marguerite Gautier, would be made to suffer such torment by the simple prospect of having a new lover?
The jewel in his staff, glowed. He waved it over me and I felt better than I ever have.
He must be fifty, and I don't believe he could ever have been much more the shadow of a man.
"You could not have convinced me that I would ever have done this or continued with this, " she said.
The seven articles (of which this is the sixth) is all that Buffalo shall ever have to say to humans whom are choosing to ascend.
Can there ever have been a more appropriate memorial to a writer than the new Samuel Beckett bridge that opened in Dublin on 10 December?
but I do not suppose I should ever have set down my recollections if the hazards of the war had not taken me to Tahiti.
She said she felt worse "about my writing than I ever have about sex for money. "
"Who would ever have said it? " she exclaimed to the portresses of the quarter, "a young man like that, who had the air of a girl! "
Who would ever have thought you could have your own EEG at your home, tagged to a very nice alarm clock, by the way.
The people who go into a soup kitchen and take their families are people who thought they would never ever have to go in and get help.
Besides, going to Harvard required several thousand times more brains, talent and money than I would ever have.
After all, freelancing from home and being self-employed means that you're the only person you'll ever have to deal with.
You are such a team of good people, may all the Gods grant you every and single blessing they would ever have forever, and ever.
Coud Doyle ever have imagined when he started out in the fertilizer business 36 years ago that he would end up with a $500 million windfall?
I was also struck by the question of whether our human-like robots could ever have "real" emotions.
if so, how do you know that you're giving the best that she could ever have without a basis for comparison?
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