Sentence examples for as even one of from inspiring English sources

As even one of the Prince's allies says: "You can't claim it is traditionally Dorset by any stretch of the imagination". But I wouldn't live in Dorchester anyway, and I can see that it works, and that it is much better than the average housebuilders' wares.

Under fierce attack on children's health insurance, beset by politically inconvenient retirements and uncertain if another scandal lurks around the corner, Congressional Republicans are feeling a bit under siege as even one of their former leaders predicts 2008 could be a Democratic year.

Yet as even one of the Mitchell trusts' own lawyers, Martin Garbus, has argued in the past (vis-à-vis another case), it is "a dangerous business" for courts to start making judgments on the basis of the quality of a work of art.

As even one of his American lawyers once acknowledged, Mr. Khadr's case with the Canadian public was not helped at times by the other members of his family.

Celebuzz has more information about Hutchison's new bride, as well as some photos and even one of her music videos.

n response to a perturbation to the system, such as a drug or disease, even one of the above differences can result in life or death consequences.

About as many are incapable of naming even one of the three branches of the United States government.

Severe cognitive impairment was defined as the inability to successfully perform even one of the cognitive assessment batteries.

Because they have smaller networks, "that inherently creates more risk for isolation, as a loss of even one member of that network can dramatically reduce it," Woods says.

Johnson, who uses the fictional first person to impressive effect in stories like those in "Jesus' Son," seems unable to bear the "I" here, and so, awkwardly, refers to himself as "the man from Idaho," as "Moon One," even as one of "a couple of American journalists".

The evening is as delicate as one of Shun-kin's own feet.