Sentence examples for by being even from inspiring English sources

The building was one of those spaces that redefine the color white by being even more white than seems possible.

Given their recent difficulties in raising capital, banks might react to further write-offs by being even more conservative in their lending, putting greater pressure on the economy.

In order to garner more Jewish (and evangelical) votes and money, the G.O.P. decided to "out-pro-Israel" the Democrats by being even more unquestioning of Israel.

But Michael Schumacher simply does it, and much else, better.Who but Michael Schumacher has won world fame by being even duller than drying paint?That's not all he does.

The rebels' resort to arms did at first alienate many Syrians who wanted the uprising to stay wholly peaceful, but the violence has reached a scale where the state can impose its will only by being even more brutal.

In the final stanza we get the withheld word, but it upbraids us by being even lovelier than anticipated: Yet still the unresting castles thresh In fullgrown thickness every May.

But the link to hypertension is more extreme, the repression of emotion related to severe trauma, or the unconscious burden left by being even-keeled all the time.

Burlington City's boomlet-by-train is even more palpable.

The proposal, labeled court-packing by opponents, was even denounced by Roosevelt's supporters.

The costumes (by Kenneth Busbin) were even better.

The subgroup represented by novelists is even tinier.