Sentence examples for could even think of from inspiring English sources

"There was no way I could even think of doing that now," she said.

Groups representing rescuers, survivors and victims' families asked how anyone could even think of showing the faces of the men who killed their relatives, colleagues and friends.

Then she responded with a question: 'Why?' Before I could even think of what to say, out it came: 'Why not?' " Cough, cough.

They call it a resignation, but it looks to me as if Cardinal Keith O'Brien was pushed before he could even think of jumping.

Stephen M. Sweeney, the Senate president, called it "offensive, indecent and so far beneath the standing of a public official it boggles the mind how the governor could even think of uttering it".

He touched on the brotherhood of men in arms extolled in "Henry V". "None of us could even think of the fact that we would be killed," Mr. Lipton recalled.

He could even think it is a picture of himself and not Lincoln.

None of us could even think about such an outcome.

Although former Bush speechwriter Michael Gerson recently professed shock that anyone could even think such a thing, the point of this obstructionism is obvious: to "break" Obama, as Senator Jim DeMint indiscreetly put it.

How deep these meanings were one well may wonder, but that the two could even think that way was over the heads of the yahoos who made "Disco Sucks" a racist and homophobic slogan in 1979 — a debacle that seems to anger Rodgers more than that hit man, who at least was driven mad by love.

"My mother always told me I could be anything I wanted to be, but unless I happened to be white and male, I couldn't even think of becoming president until now," she says, kicking up her spike heels.